Pinner Robert Eds (13 results)

paperback. Condition: Very Good.

Soft cover. Condition: Very good. No jacket. Very good, unmarked condition.

Soft cover. Condition: Very good. No jacket. Very good condition.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 304 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm. Includes: Early carpets and textiles, Classical carpets, Iran, Central Asia, The Caucasus, Anatolia, Balkans, North Africa, Japan, Structure and technique, Conservation, Aesthetics, Book reviews,

Softcover, quite good with wear at corners and edges. Illustrated articles on Turkoman Rugs in the Victoria & Albert Museum and other topics. Book.

Large softcover, good with corner bumped, spine a bit rubbed and worn. Texts in English and German, articles on cleaning carpets and carpets in Western paintings.

Hardcover. Very good condition in very good dust jacket. . 288p. Illus. Quarto.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Cover scuffed, with creases front conner and 1" stain on back cover. This journal contains more than 30 articles divided into such categories as Early Carpets (4), Classical carpets (5), Iran (2), Central Asia (6), The Caucasus (4), Anantolia (1), The Balkans (2), North Africa (1), Japan (1), and Structure and Conservation (3). Volume free from tears, writing, highlighting. Orders usually ship within 3 business days. Shipping costs are included in price and are based on domestic shipping of books weighing 2.2 LB, or 1 KG. For international orders or especially heavy books, we will contact you to let you know how much extra shipping is required.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Softcover. New book. 264 p., 391 illus., 16 in color, 25 x 18.5 cm. 25 papers, 17 from the 1986 ICOC in Vienna. Articles: Balpinar: A Discussion on Central Asian Turkmen Influence on Anatolian Kilims; Hirsch: Old Weaving Techniques in Anatolia; Bartels: Kufic or Pseudo-Kufic as Anatolian Border Design; Andrews: From Khurasan to Anatolia; Powell: An Argument for the Origins of Anatolian Kilim Designs; Andrews: Tent Screens to Kilims; Powell: A Reply to Dr. Andrews' Counter-Argument; Bruggemann: Carpets and Kilims -- a Contribution to the Problem of the Origin of Designs in Kilims; Daumas: The Reciprocating Triangle. A Fundamental Symbol in the Pattern of many Anatolian Kilims; Denny: Saff and Sejjadehi; Origins and Meaning of the Prayer Rug; MacAllan: The English East India Company and Its Role in the Carpet Trade of 17th Century India and Persian; Kopackova: Fragment of a Safavid Kilim in Prague; Azadi: The Goklan Turkmen and Their Carpets; Kerimov: Namazlyg or Mehraby -- Prayer Rugs; Alieva: The Syncretic Nature of the Ornamental System of Azerbaijan; Salmanov: Kalaghai: Silk Kerchiefs from Azerbaijan; Bieber: he Kavacik Project. A Contribution to the Conservation and Advancement of the Turkish Carpet Tradition in the Istanbul Region; Bohmer: Carpets from the Yuntdag Region in Western Anatolia; Dulkadir: The Sarikecili Tribe and Their Flatweaves; Amos: The Techniques of Chinese Tapestry Weave -Kesi (K'o-ssu); Scarce: The Tradition of Knotted Pile Carpets in Romania; Montgomery: The Significance of Indigo Blue in Near Eastern Carpets and Textiles; Day: Heraldic Devices of Turkish Peoples and Their Relationship to Carpets; Hoffmeister: Cleaning Carpets as an Aid to Preservation; Batari: Restoration of an Early Ottoman Carpet. Book.

Condition: Near Fine. 1st edition. 2 vol. set, octavo, b/w plates, Vol. I in red cloth, Vol. II in blue cloth, tight bindings, clean throughout, clean & colorful boards, 1mm white mark on side edge of front cover, bright titles. Near Fine & Fine volumes.

240pp., with colour illustrations, 31cm., softcover, good condition, ISBN 1889666-07-6, S97204.

[viii] + 306pp.with bl/w ills. & 1 map, 25cm., editor's hardcover in blue cloth, very good, S88389.

4to, pp. 288; profusely illustrated in black & white, colored plates and illustrations within the text; tables, diagrams, index; a bit of dampstaining in lower margin, and lower edge of upper cover, otherwise very good in original red cloth with gilt-lettered spine, pictorial dust jacket (lightly creased). A comprehensive study of the carpets of the Turkoman nomads which include the rare and beautiful works for the complex wedding ritual of the wedding procession.