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Posted 6 years ago
ho2cultcha
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This is a very comfy rug to walk on and it's in excellent condition. by the label, i assume this is an American version of an oriental rug, or am i wrong? regardless, i like it!
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I wish I could help, but I'm no rug expert. Beautiful rug regardless!
thanks jscotto. i agree.
I think you are correct, the company held several patients for rug loom innovations and had a giant factory in New Jersey. So I don’t think it’s a case of them importing rugs from Asia and putting their label on them. (Would be cool if the 15 is a date code for 1915).
T A
Agree with TA-- made in the USA in the style of a hand woven product.
The label would make me think this is a later product than 1915-- maybe post WW2/ 1950s when returning veterans would be looking this type of rug.
scott
anybody know what the REO means? i think it's still used or was until recently.
d'oh! thanks nuts!