No. 1 is a pictorial Persian Kerman, most probably of "ahmed Shah", a late king of the Persian empire. You have to understand that pieces like this have specific buyers and do not have a defined market value until a buyer comes along. No. 2 is a Persian short runner made in "Borchalu", about 60 years old but with a very low market price. No. 3 is a Hamadan (Khamseh) runner of a commercial grade. All in all, these pieces are not going to bring you a lot of cash, and I would hold on to them if I were you. Just enjoy them on your floor.