Rug From The Manufacture De La Savonnerie, Circa 1950 - No. 1609

Carpet from the Manufacture de la Savonnerie, circa 1950 - No. 1609

Manufacture De La Savonnerie - Aubusson, France

Period: 20th century

Style: Napoleon III

Condition: Perfect condition

Material: Wool

Length: 440 cm

Width: 360 cm

Thickness: 2 cm

This magnificent rug has undergone a thorough cleaning and meticulous inspection by our experts in our artisanal workshop. It is now ready to adorn your home.

Prestigious Piece: Rug from the Manufacture de la Savonnerie, circa 1950

Discover the timeless elegance and unparalleled craftsmanship of the Manufacture de la Savonnerie with this masterful piece from the 1950s. A true masterpiece of French decorative art, this rug embodies classic luxury while blending seamlessly into the most refined interiors.

A Harmonious & Majestic Composition

Measuring a generous 440 x 360 cm, this rug stands out for its visual composition of great finesse:

The Central Medallion: A delicate floral center surrounded by an azure-blue rosette and acanthus scrolls, evoking the splendor of 18th-century palaces.

The Field: A luminous cream background, adorned with dense panels of scattered flowers (roses and wildflowers), framed by architectural borders.

The Border: A sophisticated frame alternating between black-background cartouches, garlands of flowers ribboned in pink, and azure medallions, creating a striking contrast and unique depth.

Technical Specifications

Origin: Manufacture de la Savonnerie (France).

Period: Circa 1950.

Dimensions: 440 x 360 cm.

Materials: High-quality wool, offering a dense, silky pile and exceptional durability.

Condition: Excellent condition, having retained all the vibrancy of its original colors.

Why choose this piece?

More than just a rug, this Savonnerie masterpiece is a heritage investment. Its design, inspired by the Louis-Ferdinand or Louis XVI styles reimagined with the clarity of the 1950s, brings instant brightness and elegance to a large living room or formal dining room.