A Good Herat Belouche Rug: 151cm x 95cm sub-Antiques The lacquered golden blonde walnut

The lacquered golden blonde walnut frame having shaped arms and square tapering front legs

Noah's Arks were fast undulating roundabouts with stunning decor that would take British fairgrounds by storm from the 1930s and by 1935 arks were everywhere and the showmen loved them

The music was provided by Moritz Wurm’s Orchestra and the reverse of the card shows the names of the twenty stewards

The four-year-old fox cub believed to be called Colin from Wiggen Hall St Mary Magdalen

By then the collection was termed a 'museum' and the tableaux of small animals and birds had been joined by the likes of the two-headed lambs and four-legged chickens which fascinated later generations of children

A Good Herat Belouche Rug: 151cm x 95cm sub-Antiques The lacquered golden blonde walnutOrigin: Herat, Afghanistan Style: Herat Belouche Provenance: N A Dated: Late 20th C Hand Knotted 100% Wool Pile Length: 151cms 4. 95 feet Width: 95cms 3. 11 feet Featuring two dominate central medallions on a dark ink ground, outlined in red, olive and deep aubergine, highlighted by a canary yellow dye. The ground is further populated by a series of geometrical motifs and is finished with a serpent border. Belouche is an ancient Persian design that