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Drexel bedroom set from the 1930's

15 years ago

I have a compleate drexel bedroom set from the 1930's and would just asume throw it away. I live in the chicago area and if anyone knows where to take such and item please let me know. Mabey a trade in store or something like that?

icemurphy28@hotmail.com

I am moving soon and would like to not have to bring it to the new house, it must wiegh 500 lbs. please point me in the right direction of what i should do with such an item.

thank you

dan

Comments (4)

parma42
15 years ago
If you want to sell it, try Craigslist.

You could, also, call Salvation Army and donate it. They will come and pick it up. They will also leave a receipt for you to use as a tax deduction.
lindac
15 years ago
Depending on what you mean by "complete" and the condition, you might easily sell it for $1000....perhaps a little more.
Do you still want to throw it away?
Linda c
jejvtr
15 years ago
1st registered 3/3 is a little suspect to say the least
parma42
15 years ago
LOL, jetvtr.

I just posted the same kind of message to the Lexington post.

This one I actually believe. Probably doing a search on his furniture question and ended up here.

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