Early 20th Century Chinese Peking Carpet ( 9' x 11'6'' - 275 x 350 ) Blue Ivory Beige Cream White 1920s Hand Knotted Pile Rectangle Wool Antique Rug, Circa Date: 1920s. This magnificent example of early 20th-century weaving captures the sophisticated aesthetic of the Chinese Art Deco period. The expansive field is saturated in a deep, rich indigo, representing the finest tradition of antique rugs. The color story is defined by the striking contrast between the midnight blue ground and the luminous gold and beige elements. This masterful use of the deep hue ensures the piece commands attention, offering a superb addition to any collection of blue color rugs. Scattered across the field are delicate clusters of flowers and birds, rendered in shades of mustard yellow and subtle lighter blue. Characteristic of the finest Peking production, the design avoids central medallions, favoring instead an all-over, balanced distribution of symbolic imagery. Elegant songbirds perch among trailing vines and blossoming peonies, traditional symbols of longevity and prosperity. The complexity of the multi-tiered border, featuring alternating bands of beige and blue, frames the composition with architectural precision. Woven with luxurious, hand-knotted wool pile, this piece offers both exceptional visual appeal and enduring quality suitable for high-traffic areas. Its substantial dimensions classify it among room size rugs, ideal for anchoring a formal living space or dining room. This rug is a timeless artifact, merging traditional Chinese artistry with the bold geometry of the 1920s.