Hi Katarina,
Thanks for the post, giving an approximate value to this piece would require a little more detail if possible. The size is key with this piece as looking at it, it appears to be North East Iran, within the Meshed, Birjand family of weavings. The open ground design is seen within Kirman weavings central South Iran but the corner elements and borders, plus the colours added to the securing stitch on the fringes, suggest the Khorasan region.
As a rough stab in the dark I would say
Origin: Birjand,
Circa: late 20th century,
Size: 10x7 feet,
Probate Value: £400-600
Kind Regards,
OrientalYarns
Please note my comments can only be used as a guide due to viewing the piece from a photograph.
Kind Regards,
Stephen Saunders
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