This isn’t in the classifieds as I’m trying to ascertain an approximate value of it prior to a sale.
My uncle is looking to sell this Oak dining room table with full set of chairs (only 1 pictured but he has them all). Made in 1915, baller as hell. I wish he’d keep it, but he doesn’t need it and would like to make room.
How would I go about obtaining a relative value?
phonebook -> apprasiers
may need an antique appraiser to look at it.
I know my mom had smaller things she took to an antique dealer this past weekend and ended up getting almost $1000 for it.
antique roadshow
“your mother was an opiate slut junky!”
whatever you do don’t give it to this lady, she needs more firewood
Matt Skags’s dad is an antique dealer on hertel, call him up and get his dad’s number.
i doubt its gonig to be worth much, looks like it isnt in great condition, and doesnt look like anything special, just old
Maker?
http://www.antiqueworldmarket.com/ksantiques.html
Friend of the family and helped my dad out with some stuff.
It’s worth what ever people will pay for it.
I’ll give you 3 bux. 
$5 and 33 cents
no wait…just found more money
$5 and 38 cents
i know a couple people that may be able to take a look…if you want, PM me some more detailed pictures.
edit: are you sure it’s a dining room table?..most don’t have that bottom rail going across the legs for the pure inconvience of pushing the chairs in.
The Chair(s) and table don’t match, 2 different styles
yeah I’m not sure where the chairs are from, but they are also vintage oak so I figured better than nothing. we have like 8 of them
Furniture is not my stong point, but I’d say $50 - $150 assuming that the top is nice andflat with little or no problems.
I do know that I’ve heard that furniture is generally slow moving these days.
Does it have a maker ID / label. It looks a bit like Kittenger (a very good quality Buffalo Company - 1920’s and newer) which would most likey make it better.
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ill check. thanks josh
It’s not Kittenger.
If the chairs are from 1915 then they are worth some $$$$.
I may be interested if you can get more info on them.
This guy was my neighbor down the street, I think he knows his sh*t…
http://www.auctionzip.com/NY-Auctioneers/782.html
