A Caucasian wool runner, 3' 2" x 6' 2", defined by a repeating lozenge lattice of small medallions and framed by a broad, angular hooked border. Warm browns and russet red punctuate a deep ground, the palette softened into neutral tones by age. Surface condition is low distress; the pattern remains clear while the pile has gained a tactile, worn softness. Borders and guard stripes retain graphic definition, and the overall effect is quietly composed and heritage-aware. This antique rug reads as a disciplined study in geometric vocabulary, its texture and palette held with restraint. Circa 1880 - 1900