French Rugs
, Antique Aubusson, Tapestries, Savonneries, Art Deco Carpets

French rugs are known for the stately and elegant Aubusson and Savonnerie designs. The Aubusson is a flat woven rug typically featuring a medallion and a pastel palette. Unlike the Aubusson, the Savonnerie features a thicker pile although it similarly shares the soft colors. Produced from the 17th through 19th centuries primarily for the upper class, French rugs epitomized high design. Typically these rugs are large in size due to their usage in palatial and stately homes.
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66 Rugs Found in French Carpets
Antique French Tapestry Rug 425
This exquisite little antique French tapestry depicts a scene drawn from classical mythology or allegory.
Antique French Tapestry Rug 463
This unique decorative antique French Tapestry is hand-made from fine wool in France.
Vintage Deco French Rug 892
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This strikingly modern Art Deco rug from France is like a stained glass window by Chagall.
Vintage Deco French Rug 42693
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Although the color and design are Art Deco, the basic form of the design on this striking piece still relates to the classic Oriental rug medallion design.
Vintage Deco French Rug 42637
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Although the color and design are Art Deco, the basic form of the design on this striking piece still relates to the classic Oriental rug medallion design.
Antique French Tapestry Rug 2069
A genre scene of the hunt is the subject of this charming antique French tapestry.
Antique Needlepoint from France 45133
Delicate daisy chains and lush roses decorate the formal field of this architecturally inspired needlepoint carpet created in France during the 1920s.
Vintage Deco French Rug 2858
This classically Art Deco rug treads the line between decorative abstraction and representation with its suggestion of mountains, rivers, sun and clouds.
Antique Aubusson Carpet 43257
This charming antique rug from Aubusson features a triple medallion pattern framed by a series of ornate borders.
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