Bergama rugs

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Bergama is a city in northwestern part of Turkey with a long tradition for rug weaving. The term “Bergama rug” is often used for antique western Anatolian village rugs. Check auction results in our Bergama auction price guide.

Bergama
Bergama rug. Turkey, second half 19th century. (Alfred Ruppenstein Collection)
Detail of 17th century Bergama rug. Found in the tomb of Sultan Aleaddin Keykubad in Konya
Detail of 17th century Bergama rug. Found in the tomb of Sultan Aleaddin Keykubad in Konya (Anatolian carpets in the Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum)
19th century Bergama rug
19th century Bergama rug. (Exhibitor Mohammad Tehrani at Sartirana Textile Show 2013)
Lot 149W. A BERGAMA RUG, West Anatolia, circa 1850 237 x 164 cm.; £5,000 - 7,000
A BERGAMA RUG, West Anatolia, circa 1850 237 x 164 cm. (Bonhams 8 April 2014)
Bergama village rug
Bergama village rug, West Anatolia, 180 x 180 cm, early 19th century (Rippon Boswell 30 November 2013)
Bergama rug second half 19th century. Lombardo
Bergama rug second half 19th century. (Lombardo STS 2012)
A Western Anatolian rug which might be a Bergama. Exhibitor Gallery Nomad
A Western Anatolian rug which might be a Bergama. (Exhibitor Gallery Nomad LARTA 2014)
Bergama area rug
Bergama area rug (Exhibited by Galerie Arabesque STS 2011)