Antique Northwest Afghanistan Baluch Rug c. Mid 19th Century 2’6 x 4’3 Mina Khani field This fine Federal period cherry

This fine Federal period cherry stand

This captivating set of four Danish Modern armchairs by Mobler Danmark

A visible split between the upper and lower sections—caused by seasonal wood shrinkage over time (pictured)—attests to the natural movement of the wood and the authenticity of its early construction

a common practice in earlier periods to repurpose vases into functional lighting fixtures

Antique Northwest Afghanistan Baluch Rug c. Mid 19th Century 2’6 x 4’3 Mina Khani field This fine Federal period cherryWoven by tribal Baluch weavers in the mountainous regions of northwest Afghanistan during the mid 19th century, this exceptional little rug is a study in balance and subtlety. The diamond lattice field, finely knotted and tightly composed, offers a mesmerizing pattern that was likely intended as a meditative or protective motif. The natural brown and camel wool shows delicate striations from abrash, a hallmark of early tribal weaving and vegetable dye