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SOLD: Large 12ft x 10ft gabbeh Persian rug for sale


FerrisWheel

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Hello


I'm selling a 12ft x 10ft gabbeh rug (all wool), which is a dark rich orange colour. Hopefully you can see in the photos that there is a slight 'tigerish' pattern to the weave, which is usual for these types of rugs apparently. (NB: the close-up photo of the pattern makes the rug look lighter than it is. The two other photos show the real colour.)


The rug has a nice thick pile, so it feels nice to walk on in bare feet.


There is some damage along one of the long sides (see photo) but when the rug is out in a room, it's under the sofa or a bookshelf/sideboard etc, so you can't see it.


Because of the damage I'm only asking ?30, which is obviously cheap for an all-wool rug of this size.


I can deliver within the Peckham, Nunhead, East Dulwich area if you don't have a car.


Please PM if you're interested and of course you're welcome to come and have a look with no obligation. I'm in Peckham near to the library.

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