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 CRIVELLI DESIGN HISTORICAL RUGS (XV-XVI CENTURIES OTTOMAN TURKEY)

Batári - Crivelli carpet fragment, Iparművészeti Múzeum, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest, 15th century, Ottoman Turkey	Early 'Crivelli' style Turkish carpet, was found at Sivrihisar (Eskishehir) Mosque, first half of the 15th century	Early 'Crivelli' style Turkish rug,  XV century. Orient Stars Collection. Dimension: 143 X 215 cm	'Crivelli' style historical Turkish rug, Vakiflar Museum, Turkey. Published "Teppiche", B. Balkinar & U.Hirsch, 14-15th centuries
'Crivelli' style historical Turkish rug	XVI-XVII century Anatolian rug with a large Holbein pattern and Crivelli type medallion. Kircheim, Orient Stars Collection

XVI-XVII century Bergama village carpet fragment, Türk ve Islam Eserleri Müzesi, Istanbul, published at Serare Yetkin's Turk Hali Sanati

17th century Western Anatolian Turkish rug, Vakiflar Carpet Museum

17th century rug fragment. Western Anatolia. İslam Sanatları Sergisi Kataloğu N:5

Anatolian village rug, 17th century. Konya Ethnographic Museum, Turkey

XVIII century Bergama rug with animal motifs.  Turk ve Islam Eserleri Muzesi, Istanbul	XVIII century Anatolian village rug, Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum. published at Serare Yetkin's Turk Hali Sanati	Western Anatolian "Crivelli" type rug, 18th century	The Metropolitan Museum of Art Crivelli-Holbein type of Western Anatolian rug
Central Anatolian Aksaray rug with Crivelli design, 1750-1800, Dennis Dodds collection