Auction prices Caucasian Chelaberd rugs and carpets
Explore auction prices for antique Chelaberd rugs and gain insights into their market value. The selected auction results include details on size, age, estimates, sold prices, condition, auctioneer, and auction dates.
Chelaberd rugs, also known as Eagle Kazak or Sunburst Kazak rugs, originate from the village of Chelaberd in the Karabakh region of the South Caucasus. They are renowned for their distinctive medallion designs, with most examples on this dating back to the 19th century.
Several auction houses have facilitated the sale of these antique Chelaberd rugs, ensuring their provenance and authenticity. Auctioneers on this page include Grogan & Company, Austria Auction Company and Rippon Boswell.
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Chelaberd / Eagle Kazak carpets
Austria Auction Company ‘Collector Rugs No Reserve’ 25 January 2025. Lot 250 Eagle Kazak 251 x 134 cm (8′ 3″ x 4′ 5″), Armenia, ca. 1880. Condition: good, scattered low pile, one repair in the left border. Estimate: € 4000 – 6000. Sold € 3750Grogan & Company The Fine Rugs and Carpets Auction 31 January 2021. Lot 23. A Rare Eagle Kazak Single Medallion Rug, Caucasus, Ca. 1875, 7 ft. 3 in. x 4 ft. 8 in. Condition: Full, thick pile. Slight oxidation to browns. Two corners with slight dog-earring. Estimate: $8,000 – $12,000. Sold $15,000Austria Auction Company ‘Fine Antique Oriental Rugs XXII’ 24 October 2020. Lot 68. Sunburst Eagle Kazak (Chelaberd) 182 x 147 cm, Caucasus, first half 19th century. Condition: good, low pile, ends and sides partially restored, several repairs and reweavings, selvages rebound. Estimate 25.000 – 35.000 EUR. Sold 25.000 EUR.Rippon Boswell Major Spring Auction 27 June 2020. Lot 151. Chelaberd, South Caucasus, Karabagh region 208 x 129 cm. Late 19th century. Good condition, high pile, the original finishes have survived all around. Estimate EUR 3,600. Sold EUR 13,640.Rippon Boswell Major Spring Auction 25 May 2013. Lot 100. Chelaberd, South Caucasus, Karabagh region, 249 x 157 cm. Second half 19th century. Two stitched horizontal tears in the lower part of the field, minor darned areas. Original finishes all around, a high pile. Estimate EUR 12,000. Sold EUR 10,370
