GUEST: My husband's grandparents bought it. They went on a trip to New Mexico and Arizona, somewhere in the late 1930s, early 1940s. And then we got it when my mother-in-law passed away a couple years ago.

APPRAISER: This is really an interesting piece. This is a rug that would date 1930s, 1940s. It is from the Ganado area of the Navajo reservation. And the condition is really good. Now, Navajo rugs hate children... (chuckles) ...they hate high heels, they hate the sun, and they hate pets. This thing has basically been unscathed. The edge is in great shape, and really most importantly, this red-- which is an aniline red dye-- is very sensitive to the sun, and normally it's very faded. This looks great. This is a perfect size, so there'd be a really big market for this. It's a cool piece, $6,000 to $8,000.

GUEST: Ooh, wow.

APPRAISER: That would be in a design showroom or in a really good gallery.

GUEST: Great, thank you. That's... wow.