Antique Baluch Tribal Flatweave Sofreh Runner c. Late 19th Century – 1’2 x 7’10 Lattice field rug Shows a repair to the

Shows a repair to the field

this table features a birch wood frame complemented by intricate rattan accents

This tavern table is not just a piece of furniture

Experience the allure of colonial elegance with this Antique Queen Anne Snake Foot Candle Stand

This table is made from sturdy pine

Antique Baluch Tribal Flatweave Sofreh Runner c. Late 19th Century – 1’2 x 7’10 Lattice field rug Shows a repair to theWoven in the late 19th century by Baluch tribal weavers in the borderlands of Northeast Persia and Western Afghanistan, this striking flatweave is a beautiful example of a sofreh, traditionally used for food preparation and ceremonial sharing of bread. Its narrow and elongated format, combined with precise banded motifs in rich madder red, deep indigo, and earthy greens, suggests it may have been woven for a very specific domestic functionyet today,