Good day,
I'm trying to sell a rug for my grandma. She bought it three or four months ago for a few thousand euros. Unfortunately, I can't identify the signature.
If anyone here knows anything about this, I would be very grateful for some help.
LG
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Good evening MaximilianBck,
today’s generation does not lay down a dust, moth trap or Stolper traps more on the ground.
No matter what your grandma has paid, these teppeiche – even silk carpets – go over the shop table for little money.
The signature is uninteresting.
Auction houses not at all.
Well-known auction houses have specialist departments. See e.g.
https://www.van-ham.com/en/sales/how-sale-ich.html
https://www.dorotheum.com/en/c/teppiche-315/
Such carpets have only one price as long as they lie with the dealer. After that, most of them are what they were before: completely worthless
Is he an exception?
If you get “estimaters” you’re interested in what else you have in real value. They assume that someone who buys something so expensive has more valuables
According to Google Lens, this is not a signature. The text is: باض ایران بر مد فانی “Irans Fluch auf Mohammad Fani”.
I don’t know if that was translated correctly and what that means.
Evtl. can help a carpet dealer.