Medium Size Moss Green Nouveau Persian Oriental Area Rug 4×6 Wool
The original name of this carpet was The Killibegs, which was possibly designed by Cecil Millar and woven for Liberty’s of Londen. The carpet was described in Liberty’s catalogue in 1907 as ‘A detached pattern of vine leaves and grapes’.
Medium Size Moss Green Nouveau Persian Oriental Area Rug 6×9 Wool
The original name of this carpet was The Killibegs, which was possibly designed by Cecil Millar and woven for Liberty’s of Londen. The carpet was described in Liberty’s catalogue in 1907 as ‘A detached pattern of vine leaves and grapes’.
Large Size Moss Green Nouveau Persian Oriental Area Rug 8×10 Wool
The original name of this carpet was The Killibegs, which was possibly designed by Cecil Millar and woven for Liberty’s of Londen. The carpet was described in Liberty’s catalogue in 1907 as ‘A detached pattern of vine leaves and grapes’.
Large Size Moss Green Nouveau Persian Oriental Area Rug 9×12 Wool
The original name of this carpet was The Killibegs, which was possibly designed by Cecil Millar and woven for Liberty’s of Londen. The carpet was described in Liberty’s catalogue in 1907 as ‘A detached pattern of vine leaves and grapes’.
Large Size Moss Green Nouveau Persian Oriental Area Rug 10×13 Wool
The original name of this carpet was The Killibegs, which was possibly designed by Cecil Millar and woven for Liberty’s of Londen. The carpet was described in Liberty’s catalogue in 1907 as ‘A detached pattern of vine leaves and grapes’.
Palace Size Moss Green Nouveau Persian Oriental Area Rug 12×15 Wool
The original name of this carpet was The Killibegs, which was possibly designed by Cecil Millar and woven for Liberty’s of Londen. The carpet was described in Liberty’s catalogue in 1907 as ‘A detached pattern of vine leaves and grapes’.
Palace Size Moss Green Nouveau Persian Oriental Area Rug 12×18 Wool
The original name of this carpet was The Killibegs, which was possibly designed by Cecil Millar and woven for Liberty’s of Londen. The carpet was described in Liberty’s catalogue in 1907 as ‘A detached pattern of vine leaves and grapes’.