Art Deco Lacquer Red Carpet

00260
Period
Circa 1930
Origin
China
Artist
Nichols & Co.
Materials
Wool
Status
Available
Size
356 cm x 277
11'8" x 9'1"

This Art Deco lacquer red carpet was likely commissioned during the Art Deco era, a time when many designers sent their rug patterns to the city looms in Tianjin through companies like Nichols & Co.

This particular design blends European sensibility with Chinese influence. It features Ming period vases framed by subtle floral elements on a rich lacquer red background. This distinctive color not only sets this carpet apart but also adds an element of refinement and timeless elegance.

E. Bogen, ‘What the Wool Trade Wrought – Rug-making in Early 20th Century Tianjin,’ Hali, Issue 118 (London, September-October 2001): 102-105.

Let's stay in touch.

Sign up for the newsletter to receive an update on the world of contemporary and antique rugs, textiles and design. Be the first to know about our sales and exhibition.