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Hand Knotted Oriental Rug
Certificate of Authenticity

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Verified Characteristics


Based on the information provided by the seller, the RugRag.com experts believe the following characteristics about this rug to be accurate.

Authentic Hand Knotted Oriental Rug

Condition: Good

Age: 21 - 49 yrs

KPSI: Knots Per Square Inch: Very Good 131 - 220 KPSI
Counted in one area measuring 12x13, or approximately 156 Knots per Square Inch

Authentic / Signed: No
Believed to be attributed to the importer Chatallbash

Vegetable Dyes: No

SPECIALTY Design / Style / Weave: Kerman (Iran)

Painted and Chalked Rugs: No
Other than possible tea wash/ herbal wash, this rug appears to have no post production alterations of color

Yarn Ply: 2 Ply

Tea Wash / Luster Wash: Yes
we believe this rug has either been subjected to a tea wash or herbal wash

Fibers: Wool pile & Cotton foundation

Color Run: No

Country: Iran

Irregularities in Shape or Design: No, or insignificant variance
slight abrash which does not necessarily impact value or aesthetics

Merchant: atropine
Inventory Number: 0102
Size: 1' 11" x 3' 1"
Link to Original Item
Certificate Date: 8/14/2008



Expert Notes


This is a hand knotted Kerman rug vintage late 1950's to mid 1960's. The rug bears a washing tag in one corner with the the following information “CH 5714” of which our experts believe attribute this rug to “Chatalbash Rug Company,” who once imported similar rugs from Iran to New York. This particular rug does have a narrow horizontal striation in the pile which is called “abrash.” This is not necessarily a defect, nor does it necessarily impact value. There is some gold tinting to the fringe which leads us to believe this rug may have been subject to a “tea wash.” Check with seller for details on fringe strength. Overall, this is a classic mid-century Kerman carpet in what we believe to be in good condition. In accordance with correct rug terminology and industry wide accepted standards by reputable rug sellers, collectors and museums alike, this rug will be considered a semi-antique in several years.

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This is a Certificate provided by RugRag.com as an independent third party reviewer. Characteristics verified are deductions made from photographs provided by the seller, or are an educated analysis determined by our expert staff. Should you have any questions regarding the attributions listed above, or wish to contribute to this verification, please send us an e-mail: info@rugrag.com.

The information provided above is provided from experience of several or more experts in the field with a 'good faith effort' to accurately present, assess, or otherwise deduce with an educated analysis what the item is, or may be. Signatures/inscriptions and dates found in items are a frontal assessment only unless otherwise noted. Rug Rag is not responsible for ascertaining the seller of the rug is the actual owner. The item above may not have been inspected by Rug Rag in person. Rug Rag does not guarantee condition at time of sale. Other information about this rug, including problems, may not have been provided to RugRag.com. If an asking price has been included in the verification, it has not incorporated any taxes, tariffs, duties or shipping costs to your door. Our evaluation of this rug is solely based on the piece identified in the certificate, any evaluation of subsequent charges which the consumer may incur is the responsibility of the buyer to assess.
 
     

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