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Online Timed Auction of Carpets, Rugs & Textiles Online Timed Auction of Carpets, Rugs & Textiles Opening Wednesday 14th July 2021– Closing Wednesday 21st July 2021 EXTRA IMAGES OF ALL LOTS CAN BE FOUND ON THE AUCTIONMARTS WEBSITE. TERMS OF SALE – TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CONDITIONS OF SALE ON THE BACK OF THIS CATALOGUE. BIDDING Bidding will be online through the online sales tab on our website www.salisburyauctioncentre.co.uk . Buyers including existing customers, will need to register into the sale and verify their email address if you have not done so previously. For those people who have viewed and are unable to access the internet we will accept Absentee Bids, which we will place online for you, however by bidding in this way you will not receive updates as to whether your bid is winning or not. The sale is run on the Auctionmarts Platform. BUYERS PREMIUM Each lot is subject to a buyer’s premium of 17.5% Plus VAT (21% including VAT). This fee includes online bidding fees. VAT Lots marked with an asterisk (*) are subject to VAT at 20% on the hammer price. PAYMENT & CLEARANCE Payment should be made as soon as possible after the end of the sale, and no later than one week later. All lots should be cleared within two weeks of the end of sale or storage charges may apply. Buyers unknown to us should furnish us with their bank details. Payments can be made by Bank Transfer (preferred) Debit Cards, Cash or Cheque by prior arrangement. NB: We no longer accept payment by Credit Card. Debit Card payments where the card holder is not present will only be accepted for transactions up to £200. Any card transaction which we are unable to verify against the given address cannot be processed. In these circumstances, a BACS payment should be sent to: BANK ACCOUNT NAME: JOHN JEFFERY (AUCTIONEERS) LTD IBAN: GB59NWBK54411903172031 SWIFT: NWBK GB2L BANK: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER SORT CODE: 54-41-19 ACCOUNT NUMBER: 03172031 Increments of Bidding: £10-£99 - £5 Increment £100-£499 - £10 Increment £500-£999 - £20 Increment £1000-£1999 - £50 Increment £2000+ - £100 Increment OVERSEAS BUYERS We will not be accepting online Commission bids from Overseas Buyers who do not have an acceptable trading history with us. Any new bidders who wish to bid must contact us by the Wednesday prior to the sale and give us a reputable English Auction House as a referee. New Bidders must pay a deposit of 50% of the lowest estimated price by bank transfer of any items they wish to bid for. We do not accept card payments from Overseas Buyers. Buyers must ascertain the cost of packing, shipping and any taxes and tariffs that may apply to them before making their bids. PACKING AND DESPATCHING OF PURCHASED ITEMS We no longer offer an ‘in-house’ packaging and postal service. We recommend Pack & Send who are based in Newbury; Pack & Send Newbury, Unit B, George Lillian Court, Bone Lane, Newbury, RG14 5SH. Tel: +44 (0) 1635 887237 Email: [email protected] Web: www.packsend.co.uk/newbury Pack & Send will be pleased to provide you with an estimate. Carpet Department Enquiries June Barrett on 01722 342044 Email: [email protected] GENERAL ENQUIRIES AND PAYMENTS: 01722 321215 (Option 202) Email: [email protected] PLEASE NOTEEXTRA THE IMAGES CARPET OF DEPARTMENT ALL LOTS CAN IS BE CLOSED FOUND ON ON A THETUESDAY AUCTIONMARTS (APART FROM WEBSITE. VIEW DAYS) Carpets, Rugs & Textiles Wednesday 14th July – Wednesday 21st July 2021 Viewing by Appointment Only. Wednesday 14th July 9.30am-4.30pm Thursday 15th July 9.30am-4.30pm THE CARPET STACK (Lots 175-216) TURNING TIMES ARE 2.30PM Wednesday 14th July And 11AM and 2.30PM Thursday 15th July. Online bidders are deemed to be bidding as if they were physically present in the Saleroom. We would respectfully remind bidders that pressing the ‘bid’ button is a commitment to buy, subject to acceptance by the auctioneer. There is no facility to rescind a bid. All Buyers, including online bidders, are reminded that they MUST satisfy themselves as to the description and condition of each lot before the sale. Our notes are intended as a guide only. Please note that digital photography can sometimes enhance appearance. Payments must now be made by Debit Cards, Cash, Cheque or Bank Transfer. Credit Cards will not be accepted. CATALOGUES £5.00 BUYERS PREMIUM IS 21% (17.5 % +VAT) COVID-19 REGULATIONS ANYONE ATTENDING THE SALEROOM FOR VIEWING MUST WEAR A FACE COVERING AND EXERCISE SOCIAL DISTANCING. DO NOT ATTEND IF YOU HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19 OR HAVE BEEN IN CLOSE CONTACT WITH ANYONE ELSE WHO HAS. PLEASE USE THE WASHING FACILITIES AND HAND GELS PROVIDED. EXTRA IMAGES OF ALL LOTS CAN BE FOUND ON THE AUCTIONMARTS WEBSITE. TEXTILES 2 Four suzanis 3 Six small flat woven and embroidered in wool by the embroidered panels, 1 Four suzanis by the Uzbekis of Kabul, Afghanistan, Macedonian(?), south east Uzbekis of Afghanistan, second second half 20th century, three Europe, circa 1940s, the largest half 20th century, the first two are are door hangings with natural 18in. 46cm. long; all 12in., 30cm. door hangings, 6ft. 11in. x 5ft. 2in. cotton grounds, the first 7ft. 7in. x Wide. The orange flat-weave 2.11m. x 1.58m. Natural cotton 5ft. 2in. 2.31m. x 1.58m. ground embroidered in coloured ground with two bands of Aubergine roundels with bright wools with various geometric roundels on three sides in plum, red centres; aubergine and black motifs. (6) £100-150 dark red and black, few surface embroidered borders, the marks; 7ft. 4in. x 5ft. 2.24m. x second, embroidered in dark 1.52m. Cream cotton ground brown with red details and black embroidered on three sides with borders, 6ft. 11in. x 4ft. 10in. dark red roundels with yellow 2.11m. x 1.47m. Spots of colour centres and black foliage panels; run and surface marks. The third, some colour run and surface 6ft. 8in. x 5ft. 9in. 2.03m. x 1.75m. marks; the third, a table cover, embroidered in brown, aubergine white cotton ground, 5ft. x 4ft. 3in. and dark red with bright green 1.52m. x 1.30m. With centre dark details, the plain centre panel brown flowerhead medallion with embroidered '1982' few spots bright red details repeated in the colour run and surface marks; the Lot 3 borders; few surface marks; the fourth, a prayer hanging, 3ft. 11in. fourth a small hanging, natural x 2ft. 11in. 1.20m. x 0.89m. 4 Decorative susani, by the cotton ground with bright pink and yellow silk (?) ground Uzbekis of north Afghanistan, green centre medallion repeated embroidered brightly coloured mid-20th century, 4ft. 10in. x 4ft. in the dark brown embroidered flowerheads in the border, lined. 1.47m. x 1.22m. worked entirely borders; white cotton fringing with Surface marks and colour run. (4) in chain stitch on a light pink sequins to lower edge. Some £100-150 cotton ground, lined with check colour run. (4) £100-150 wool fabric. Some wear and fading with holes in places. £150-200 Lot 4 5 Prayer suzani dated 1953 by the Uzbekis of north Afghanistan, 6ft. 9in. x 5ft.2in. 2.05m. x 1.58m. Grey/green cotton ground embroidered in brightly coloured wool and cotton in loose basma stitch and chain stitch. Unlined. Some fading and repairs. £150-200 Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 5 EXTRA IMAGES OF ALL LOTS CAN BE FOUND ON THE AUCTIONMARTS WEBSITE. 6 Two suzanis by the 8 Four small Uzbek Lakhai 10 Attractive Balkans ikat Uzbekis of north Afghanistan, embroidered purses, Uzbekistan, padded jacket in terracotta and modern, the first, 5ft. 1in. x 4ft. first half 20th century, variously pale yellow, metal thread brocade 3in. 1.55m. x 1.30m. worked in brightly coloured embroidery, trim to front facing and to cuffs, beige wool with pale pink centre some with metal thread trim, all with silk covered bobble fastening medallion, unlined; the second unlined and a Hazara small (one missing), eastern Europe, 4ft. 6in. x 3ft. 3in. 1.37m. x 1m. pouch, Afghanistan, circa 1940s, early 20th century, 26in. 66cm. Worked in beige and pale pink, worked in yellow and red across back; sleeve length 16in. unlined. (2) £100-150 needlework, lined. (5) 40cm. Together with a pair of £150-200 purple and ivory striped silk Turkish trousers, trimmed with metal thread, with printed cotton drawstring ankles. Small repairs; patches and fraying in places. (2) £100-150 Lot 8 9 Four small Uzbek Lakhai embroidered purses, Uzbekistan, first half 20th century, variously brightly coloured embroidery, all unlined and a Hazara small pouch, Afghanistan, circa 1940s, Lot 6 worked in purple, green and yellow needlework with printed 7 Uzbek suzani tent band, fabric top and beaded drawstring north Afghanistan, modern, 11ft. fastening, unlined. (5) 2in. x 1ft. 10in. 3.40m. x 0.56m. £150-200 Natural cotton ground embroidered in pink and green wool. Some colour run in places. Lot 10 Unlined. £90-120 11 Kerman patteh (embroidered) shawl, south east Persia, late 19th century, 74in. x 52in. 188cm. x 132cm. The rich deep terracotta wool ground densely embroidered with a central circular 'sun' motif with half 'sun' motifs at the edges of the field and large floral boteh in Lot 9 each corner; floral medallion inner border and flowering plant outer border. Small holes in many places. The damage at one end presently conserved with fine netting verso. £100-150 Lot 7 Lot 11 EXTRA IMAGES OF ALL LOTS CAN BE FOUND ON THE AUCTIONMARTS WEBSITE. 12 Attractive Kashmiri long 15 Five textiles comprising 16 Three textiles comprising: wool carriage shawl, north India, three East European machine made Brussels-style late 19th century, 8ft.
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