HELP!!!! can someone tell what region and age of these rugs :)

[briguy]

we got these from a estate sale along with some indian pottery, im having trouble finding these pattern etc.....so many different kinds of rugs and info would be great

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[Montauk]

Caucasus or Caucasian was first thing that came to mind. Within that region & style possibly Kazak.
Identifying rugs can be tough. As to the above I defer to the experts.
Caucasus: antique rugs

[briguy]

thanks montauk, the history we got was...the elderly womens dad...worked for the state department. and brought these back for exchange of work...yeppppppers it is hard to indentifying rugs lol....i learning that

[Breezie]

The rugs in the top pics look to have the fringe 'attached,' instead of the actual rug being the fringe like the bottom pic, which leads me to think the bottom rug is the oldest. Neat buy, Breezie

[davidbush]

The rugs quality seems to be rich and beautiful. The colors too look wonderful!! These rugs somewhat resemble to natural fiber rugs.

[DocBeav]

Mark Gonsenhauser's Oriental Rug & Carpet Superstore - Virginia Beach Oriental Rugs and Virginia Area Rugs
Contact them if you still aren't sure. The owner Mark has EXTENSIVE experience with all types of rugs and I'm sure would like the challenge of identifying them for you.
I have spoken with him in the past and had sever rugs cleaned and repaired there.