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Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 6:44
| Also probably purchased in the 1920s. Good condition, very few scratches. |
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- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Sun, Dec 16, 12 at 15:13
| Since no knowledgeable person has leapt in, I'd say consult a local *appraiser*, one who has designations, & pay for the appraisal. Many someone who says (s)he is an appraiser is actually a dealer, & will tell you your piece isn't worth much but will offer to buy it. Furniture values are especially variable in different parts of the country; I wish you the best. |
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- Posted by functionfirst (My Page) on Mon, Dec 17, 12 at 14:56
| Thanks very much. We have an interested buyer now, just don't know exactly what to ask, but they've made an offer. I will try to find someone in the area who can appraise. Problem is I don't live where the furniture is, so don't know anyone who could recommend someone qualified. In the grand scheme of things, though, I suppose what we get for one piece of furniture isn't really terribly important. |
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