Explore auction prices for antique Marasali 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.
Marasali rugs, originating from the Shirvan region in the East Caucasus, are known for their prayer rug designs. Most examples on this page date back to the mid-19th century, reflecting the area’s weaving traditions.
Several auction houses have facilitated the sale of these antique Marasali rugs, ensuring their provenance and authenticity. Auctioneers on this page include Rippon Boswell and Grogan & Company.
This page offers a resource for those interested in the market prices of antique Marasali rugs.
Rippon Boswell Major Autumn Auction 25 November 2017. Lot 58. Marasali Prayer Rug, East Caucasus, Shirvan region, 154 x 91 cm. Mid 19th century. The late collector purchased this Marasali at the Eberhart Herrmann gallery in Munich in 1983. Cut and newly overcast sides; the brown is corroded and has been rewoven in places, otherwise in good condition. Estimate EUR 18,000. Sold EUR 19,680Grogan & Company The Rosalie and Mitchell Rudnick Collection of Caucasian Rugs November 2016. Lot 71. SHIRVAN MARASALI PRAYER RUG, Caucasus, mid 19th century; 3 ft. 9 in. x 3ft. 5 in. Provenance Mario Ratzki, Boston, Massachusetts, 2003. Condition: Rewoven center, approximately 2 ft. long by 2-4 in. wide. Estimate $15,000 – $25,000. Sold $16,000
