It's worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it.
Pros and cons of Craigslist and Ebay are well known.
Do you have enough stuff for an auction, or can you consign onto an already scheduled auction ??
I recently gave a (very) 60s style piece of furniture to an antiques dealer. We both agreed even 300 years into the future the thing would still only be worth $10 on Antiques Roadshow. He wanted it to hold items (curios and doodads) he feels he has a better shot at selling. Without my prompting he advised even 'good' antique furniture is hard to sell in this area, his customer base is 'graying' out and younger people don't want to buy antique furniture, they want to unload antique furniture they've inherited from their parents.
YMMV . . . .
Pros and cons of Craigslist and Ebay are well known.
Do you have enough stuff for an auction, or can you consign onto an already scheduled auction ??
I recently gave a (very) 60s style piece of furniture to an antiques dealer. We both agreed even 300 years into the future the thing would still only be worth $10 on Antiques Roadshow. He wanted it to hold items (curios and doodads) he feels he has a better shot at selling. Without my prompting he advised even 'good' antique furniture is hard to sell in this area, his customer base is 'graying' out and younger people don't want to buy antique furniture, they want to unload antique furniture they've inherited from their parents.
YMMV . . . .
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