How Do You Sell Antique Navajo Rugs?
Appreciated and collected since the 1920s, antique Navajo rugs are found in museums, homes, and offices. If you have collected Navajo rugs and now want to sell them, begin by determining their value. Determine the value according to the date, motif, and condition. Also determine the date of your Navajo rug. If a receipt or other evidence of an exact date is not available, consider secondhand facts such as where and when it was acquired and any anecdotal details. Without date information, you will need to compare your rug to other similar rugs. Look for similarities in design, colors, and knots. Evaluate the condition of your rug. Consider if the wear is consistent with regular use over time, or if it has signs of extreme use and minimal care. Once you have an approximate date, name of the design, and notes about the condition, compare your Navajo rug to other similar rugs. If you can find an identical match, you will have an exact price to use. More likely, you will find similar but no
