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Antiquarian Heriz - Classic Brick 8703

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Delivery Time 4-6 weeks*

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Product Overview

The Classic Brick 8703 displays a large central medallion, rosette shaped with a stair patterned perimeter. Palmettes in which the shape of a turtle seems to be suggested. Boughs, leaved twigs, stalks and flowers, a Heriz, distressed by age and with its origin in Azeri Persia.

  • Manufacturation process: Jacquard Flatweave
  • Composition: 100% Cotton
  • Backing Composition: Natural Anti-Slip
  • Height: ± 3mm
  • Weight: 1500 gr/m²
  • Made in Belgium
  • Available in a variety of sizes

Payment Options

Online Payment

You can pay for your purchase online in full using a major debit or credit card. All transactions are securely processed via SagePay.

Finance Option

Finance is available, with a required 25% deposit, on orders over £1000. All paperwork for finance must be completed in store, however the deposit can be paid online. The length of term is discussed with the sales adviser in store. Find out more about our finance options by visiting the finance page here.

Partial Payment

For orders in excess of £1000 you may be able to pay a 25% deposit with the remainder of the balance payable prior to delivery. Please get in touch with us if you’d like to make use of this service.
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About the brand and range

It's like the unexpected trove amongst the confused display at the Antiquarian's. An old rug, showing a familiar, yet almost forgotten pattern...