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Upload photos of your rug and receive a professional appraisal — Persian, oriental and antique rugs valued quickly, reliably and fully online
Please note: Valuations typically take 24-48 hours to complete after submission.
A rug appraisal is valuable for insurance, estate planning, buying/selling, legal purposes, donations, and understanding a rug's historical significance.
In all these scenarios, it's essential to seek the services of a qualified and reputable rug appraiser, ideally one who specializes in the type of rug you own. This ensures an accurate and reliable appraisal.
Use our qualified appraiser service for accurate and reliable results.
It depends on origin, age, materials, knot density, size, condition and current demand. A machine-made rug rarely holds resale value, while hand-knotted Persian, oriental and antique pieces can be worth anywhere from a few hundred to many thousands of euros. Our appraisal tells you what your specific rug is worth — and why.
You photograph your rug — front, back and a close-up of the knots — then upload the photos with its measurements. Our specialists identify the origin, technique and quality, and you receive your valuation within 24–48 hours.
Yes, in most cases. The back of a rug shows the knotting — the clearest marker of how and where it was made. Sharp photos of the front, back and edges, plus exact measurements, let an experienced appraiser identify a piece with confidence; if the photos aren't sufficient, we ask for more before completing the valuation.
Yes — hand-knotted Persian, oriental, Turkish, Caucasian and antique rugs are exactly what we specialise in. We handle these pieces daily in our own shop and restoration workshop, and that market knowledge is what your valuation is built on.
Yes. A written valuation documents your rug's worth for insurance policies and claims or for an inheritance, and it gives you a realistic asking price — and solid negotiating ground — when you decide to sell.