Hello - Do you have images of this carpet

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From the front side it looks a lot like a persian Tabriz from the tabatabai workshop. These rugs where very popular in the 1970`s. Looking closer it seems it is not an original persian rug. The selvedge, the knots and the quality of the wool would make me think it is a reproduction of an persian tabriz made in india. But still a good quality.

I agree with KAD. It is a hand knotted rug, emulating a design of the maker workshop cited but made in India. Age is probably mid 70's or late 70's. Not much newer or older. Try not to focus on stating it is a replica if listing. The carpet is an authentic hand knotted rug. Just under 9'x12' in average condition, less than $500 (and you may be hard pressed to get close to that if you're hoping to sell soonish) but get what you can as it is wool and it is handmade. Looks like there is some good pile left