Needing ideals?
Needing to know how to price?
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Kaybe312
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Thinking about selling my dinning room table and 6 chairs. Not sure what to price it out at?
Without a picture, or knowing the age, condition, or style it's hard to help you. Also, if you live in San Francisco you could likely get more for it than you might in a rural area.
That is freakin beautiful! Do your homework, you should get a pretty penny for that set! 😍👍
If you have a pc, download google Chrome because they have a 'search by picture feature. Once you have downloaded it, come back here to your post and right click on the picture. You might have to "Open in new tab" or "Open in new window", then right click again and you should see something "search by picture" or maybe it's "graphic" I don't remember and I'm not using it right now. That should bring up others like it and possibly one close enough that is new with a price. (if the picture isn't exact, it tries to get close) Maybe that will find you some help. Another idea is to look on Ebay or Craigslist to see if you can find another set listed.
HTH
Check consignment stores in your area for similar quality dining sets to help you decide. Personally I think you should be able to get several hundred for it, but I'm not familiar with your geographical area.
Great looking set with classic period lines...I like the consignment store solution because they usually pick up the items and will give you a price to sell it at...being in San Fran, you probably will get a very good price for this beautiful set...I am guessing around $400 to $500 if all is in good condition...
Hello Kaybe; Your Dining room set is quite Beautiful. It does not look like an older Antique; but the French qualities make it quite valuable in today's market. If it were mine, I would have a Yard Sale. I would place an add in the local newspaper for this.
If you do not wish to do that, try selling it through the ads.
EBay is something else to consider.
Price wise, I would suggest that you ask $1800-$2000 for the set. That price fair, in todays market, for what you have. Remember to ask for a bit more, and that way you have some room to haggle.
If you have any other questions, Please let me know!!! Good Luck!!!