Explore auction prices for antique Talish 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.
Talish rugs, originating from the South East Caucasus, are recognized for their elongated formats, elegant fields, and distinctive borders. Most examples on this page date back to the 19th century, reflecting the craftsmanship of the region.
Several auction houses have facilitated the sale of these antique Talish rugs, ensuring their provenance and authenticity. Auctioneers on this page include Netherhampton Salerooms, Grogan & Company, and Rippon Boswell.
This page offers a resource for those interested in the market prices of antique Talish rugs.
Netherhampton Salerooms 13 december 2023. Lot 399. Talish runner, late 19th century 12ft. 3in. x 3ft. 10in. 3.73m. x 1.17m. Small re-weaves in places including in the red stripe at the lower end and in the ivory border at the top end on both sides. Otherwise in good pile and ready to use condition. Est. £1500-2000. Sold £2238Grogan & Company The Fine Rugs and Carpets Auction 12 June 2022. Lot 18. Talish Rug, Caucasus, Last Quarter 19th Century. 8 ft. 1 in. x 4 ft. Provenance The Collection of the late Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut. Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000. Sold: $11,700Rippon Boswell Major Autumn Auction 4 December 2010. Lot 82. Talish, South East Caucasus, 231 x 109 cm. Second half 19th century. Very good condition, original selvedges, minimally reduced ends. Estimate EUR 19,000. Sold EUR 20,740
