The Sarkisla group of East Anatolian rugs can be divided into 3 Groups,with some outliers.
Group 1 has a design consisting of two rows of large lozenge guls,representing the except from an endless repeat.
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| 1-The Hayes example |
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| 2-Lefevre 1978- Brüggeman-Böhmer 91-Rippon Boswell 29.5.2010 |
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| 3-Through the Collector`s Eye 12 |
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| 4-Grogans 1.09-74 |
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| 5-RB 34-24(afterwards at Galerie Sailer) |
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| 6-Sothebys 10.97-44 |
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| 7-Craig Wallen |
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| 8-Musee Sursock |
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| 9-Ballard St.Louis |
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| 10-Dresden,Museum of Ethnology |
Group 2 carpets multi-gul with a distinct flatweave influence.The border derives from the Holbein carpet found at Beyşehir by R.M Riefstahl.
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| 11-after Ganzhorn |
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| 12-Rippon Boswell 54-160 |
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| 13-Sothebys Castle Howard 11-91-347 |
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| 14-Hali 4-4-372 |
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| 15-Hali 112-81 Tabibnia(formerly Herrmann SOT 8-11) |
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| 16-Hali 117-69 Tabibnia |
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| 17-Washington ICOC 264 Dixon Collection |
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| 18-Battenburg 167(G.Muse) |
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| 19-Orient Stars 214(formerly Sailer) |
A 3rd group in the kilim style comprises 4 examples.
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| 20-Eskenazi 65 |
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| 21- Hali 58-35-Kirdok |
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| 22- Textile Museum Hali 153-139 |
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| 23-Hali 3--2-115-7 |
Two outstanding pieces are the Vakiflar carpet and the Lucas fragment.
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| 24-Vakiflar 68 |
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| 25-Sothebys 14.12.2001-Lucas Collection-Ronnie Newman |
And finally an assortment of pieces which didn`t quite make it into these groups.
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