[DOCUMENTATION - RUGS] - Set of 5 volumes: ACHDJIAN (Albert) - Le tapis. The rug - Éditions Self, 1949 - 1 large volume In-4° stapled with a filled cover in a slipcase - SCHLOSSER (Ignaz) - Tapis d'Orient et d'Occident - Fribourg ; Office du Livre, 1962 - 1 volume In-8° bound - TZAREVA (Elena) - Les tapis d'Asie Centrale et du Kazakhstan. Turkmen. Uzbeks. Karakalpak. Kirghiz. Zazakhs. Beloudj - Léningrad ; Éditions d'Art Aurora, 1984 - 1 volume In-4° bound - HANGELDIAN (Armen E.) - Les tapis d'Orient - Paris ; Guy Le Prat, sans date - 1 volume In-4° bound - FORMENTON (Fabio) - Le livre du tapis - Éditions Les Deux Coqs d'or, 1982 - 1 volume large In-8° bound - Numerous illustrations in and out of the text in black and in color - Good set.

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