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The capitals could be dry scraped back to the first layers of paint
The pictures do have some areas of and loss to faux leather borders
The rounded or dome-shaped lid was specifically designed to shed water when transported on carriage roofs or stacked aboard ships
The shears are stamped ‘Gambia’
An Early 20thC Silk Thread Koum Kapi Rug c.1920 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The capitals could be dryOrigin: Turkish Period: Early 20thC Provenance: The George Farrow Collection Date: c. 1920 Length: 36 Width: 26 The beautiful fragment in silk threads, with a soft palette with madder reds, blacks, oranges and aubergines to a sand ground, the whole with a stylised floral design and surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century Turkey. For a rug that is over a century old the piece remains in fine fettle, with a nice amount of consistent