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Antique Persian Hosseinabad Village Rug
Item No.: D0109B
Dim: 51″ x 31.5″
Region: In the Hamadan Region
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Sold Antique Persian Husseinabad 51″ x 31.5″ in Excellent Conditioin
Original price was: $450.00.$395.00Current price is: $395.00.
Antique Persian Hosseinabad/ Husseinabad:
Dim: 51″ x 31.5″
Age: 1920-30
Condition: Excellent with good pile overall, original finished ends
Comments: Made in one of 500 villages in the Hamadan region of Northwest Persia, this rug has great natural dyes of blues, yellow, green, rose and a weave that is no longer made..
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