The ongoing Sartirana Textile Show in Sartirana near Milano includes a lot of highly interesting antique pieces and if you have not visited the show yet, there is still a couple of days left. The show is open for the public Saturday 15 September between 10 am – 11 pm and on Sunday 16 September between 10 am – 8 pm.

Among the treassures are very old 16-17th Anatolian carpets and fragments, exclusive antique Persian carpets, and of course a broad collection of antique Caucasian and Turkoman tribal pieces. And not to forget, some of Europe’s most experienced and esteemed antique rug dealers.

Hüseyin Konukcu in front of an antique Karachoph rug exhibited by Mirco Cattai Fine Arts & Antique Rugs.

Sadettin Ufuklar in his stand

A 17th century Ushak carpet exhibited by Carpet Diem

Caucasian Karachoph rug exhibited by Herbert Bieler

Caucasian Bidjov rug dated 1894 exhibited by Ali Foumani

18th century Anatolian Sarkisla rug, Sivas, exhibited by Galerie Emir

Marco Lombardo in front of a Bergamo rug from the second half of the 19th century

Mollaian Farzin ind front of a late 19th century Kashan Mohtasham.

An antique Bakhtiari Gabbeh exhibited by Werner Weber

A Saryk ensi end 18th century exhibited by Mohammad Tehrani

Location and more information: Sartirana Textile Show 2012, La Pila, Piazza Lodovico da Breme, 3, 27020 Sartirana Lomellina (PV) Italia