Pekin China Set - Carpet - 157 cm - 96 cm

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Set of four Pekin Chinese carpets, model Conjunto China Pekin, handmade in pure wool on a cotton base, originating from China and dating to the mid-20th century, with large rug 158 × 90 cm, two rugs 132 × 60 cm each, and a small rug 97 × 60 cm, all in very good condition.

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Set of 4 Pekin Chinese rugs – 100% handmade – 1950s-1960s

We present a precious and unusual set of four Pekin Chinese rugs, made approximately between 1950 and 1960.

They are 100% handmade, woven in pure wool on a cotton backing, with the characteristic Pekin floral and ornamental motifs in elegant cream, terracotta and blue-grey tones.

The set consists of:

* 1 large rug: 158 × 90 cm
* 2 identical rugs: 132 × 60 cm each
* 1 small rug: 97 × 60 cm

Because of their different sizes, they form a very decorative and versatile ensemble, ideal as bedside rugs on the sides and at the foot of the bed, in front of a fireplace, in an entryway, or distributed in different areas of the same room.

For their approximately 65–75 years of age, they are in very good overall condition. They do not show significant tears or substantial wear to the pile. Only some wear and a few fringes cut or shorter are noticeable, normal given their age and clearly visible in the photographs.

A gentle professional cleaning is recommended to remove dust accumulated during storage and refresh the rugs.

A beautiful and hard-to-find original set of four Pekin rugs from the period, kept intact for decades and especially appealing for classic or vintage decor.

All our pieces include an individual certificate of authenticity with detailed information about their origin, age, materials and measurements.

Set of 4 Pekin Chinese rugs – 100% handmade – 1950s-1960s

We present a precious and unusual set of four Pekin Chinese rugs, made approximately between 1950 and 1960.

They are 100% handmade, woven in pure wool on a cotton backing, with the characteristic Pekin floral and ornamental motifs in elegant cream, terracotta and blue-grey tones.

The set consists of:

* 1 large rug: 158 × 90 cm
* 2 identical rugs: 132 × 60 cm each
* 1 small rug: 97 × 60 cm

Because of their different sizes, they form a very decorative and versatile ensemble, ideal as bedside rugs on the sides and at the foot of the bed, in front of a fireplace, in an entryway, or distributed in different areas of the same room.

For their approximately 65–75 years of age, they are in very good overall condition. They do not show significant tears or substantial wear to the pile. Only some wear and a few fringes cut or shorter are noticeable, normal given their age and clearly visible in the photographs.

A gentle professional cleaning is recommended to remove dust accumulated during storage and refresh the rugs.

A beautiful and hard-to-find original set of four Pekin rugs from the period, kept intact for decades and especially appealing for classic or vintage decor.

All our pieces include an individual certificate of authenticity with detailed information about their origin, age, materials and measurements.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Model
Pekin China Set
Length
157 cm
Width
96 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of origin
China
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
No
Manufacturing period
Mid 20th century
Weight
5 kg
SpainVerified
246
Objects sold
97.3%
Private

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