The Copper King’s Carpets |  | Christie’s Rockefeller Center sale on 24 November 2009, ‘500 Years: Decorative Arts of Europe’ will present the largest group of classical ‘Esfahan’ carpets to appear on the auction market in our memory (a dozen red-ground, one camel-ground, and a silk ‘Polonaise’).
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Have you browsed through the HALI eGallery lately? |  | Join HALI’s online marketplace eGallery for the chance to sell to HALI’s unprecedented worldwide audience of collectors and dealers. This superb Ersari ensi recently sold to a collector by eGallery member Craig Bale of Haliden.
Join the 40 other international dealers who have items of their inventory on eGallery for a low annual fee of only £265/€400/$500. We also have a special prices for collectors who would like to sell items from their collection via eGallery. For more information please contact David Young |
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Turkmen Record for New Advertiser |  | We like to believe that it is no coincidence that on Saturday 24 October 2009, two new advertisers in the autumn 2009 issue of HALI, Göteborgs Auktionsverk in Sweden, and Kaminski Auctions in Beverly, Massachusetts, achieved extraordinary prices at auction for two specific types of collectable Turkmen tribal weavings. Click here to read more. |
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Sponsor's message: Christies auction, 24 November 2009 |  | Christie’s inaugural auction of “500 Years: Decorative Arts of Europe Including Carpets from the Corcoran Gallery of Art” on November 24th will feature a large selection of carpets from Persia, Anatolia and the Caucasus. The highlight of the sale is the magnificent selection of 17th century Isfahan carpets from the Corcoran Gallery of Art to benefit the Acquisition Fund. Pre-Sale viewing 20 -23 November 2009.
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LACMA’s Coronation Carpet Revealed |  | Until mid-January 2010, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is showing both of its great classical Persian carpets from the first half of the 16th century – the Ardabil and ‘Coronation’ carpets, both the gift of J. Paul Getty. Click here to read more. |
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