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Description:An exceptionally large antique wool wall carpet depicting the iconic historical scene from the Russo-Turkish War of Liberation (1877–1878)—\"The Fall of Pleven.\" The piece recreates the historic moment of the surrender of the Turkish flag before Russian Emperor Alexander II, Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich, Romanian Prince Carol I, General Eduard Totleben (the siege engineer, depicted in the background), and the high military command.
The carpet\'s structural foundation is completely sound, dense, and stable. There are some loose threads and cosmetic imperfections in a few places—entirely natural for an item of this age. Please examine the photos in detail. The colors are excellently preserved, rich, and pleasing to the eye.Condition & Notes:
- Overall Condition: Antique / Vintage condition.
- Structure: The main structural base (foundation) is completely strong, solid, and intact.
- Flaws: There are minor cosmetic flaws and signs of wear in a few spots due to its age. Please review all high-resolution photos carefully to assess the detailed condition.
- Colors: The colors remain remarkably well-preserved and vibrant for an antique textile of this age.
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 193 cm x 137 cm (Approx. 76\" x 54\" inches)
- Material: Woven Textile / Wool blend
- Display: Equipped with pre-sewn hanging rings/loops along the top edge. It is completely ready to be mounted on a wall or rod.
- Estimated Age: Circa late 19th Century / Early 20th Century
