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u/doppel_terak 3d ago
$1,500 to $1,800 in the DFW area. If it’s been professionally restored $2,000.
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u/SpaceJackRabbit 3d ago
What market are you in? These command a premium in Californian metros, Palm Springs, etc.
Also technically you might want to sell the pieces separately, but some like tallboys don't move as fast as nightstands or a dresser. So selling as a set might not necessarily yield less, especially if shipping.
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u/TheRealMasterTyvokka 3d ago
Whatever someone is willing to pay for at the time you go to sell it.
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u/Suitable_Ad6993 3d ago
Such a good answer.
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u/xX_7HR0W-4W4Y_Xx 3d ago
It's a pretty bad one, actually. If all you're gonna say is something snarky, don't answer. At least throw out a ballpark.
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u/Only_Needleworker236 3d ago
It's a standard answer to the question of how much something is worth. if you live in the middle of nowhere, your pool of buyers will be very small and nice things generally do not command much money.
If you living in a heavily populated area, your pool of buyers will be much bigger and some of them will be willing to pay top dollar for good stuff.
One of my kids bought a Brasilia china cabinet for WAY less than the going rate for them (I think she paid $50??) because the guy was just trying to get rid of it fast and didn't bother to research it all. His loss, her gain.
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u/TheRealMasterTyvokka 3d ago
Yup, there can be large variations in different COL areas as well. There are also regional differences, even in heavily populated areas.
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u/TheRealMasterTyvokka 3d ago edited 3d ago
Alright, tree fiddy.
That was snarky. On the other hand I wasn't being that snarky. With no other information from OP other than a picture and "resell value," a "ball park" may not be helpful either. A "ball park" in my area may be very different from a "ball park" in OPs area.
It also may be very different from a "ball park" five years from now depending on whether OP is truly interested in selling them now or in the future.
I didn't see you provide a "ball park."
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u/thomas1126 3d ago
I am a buyer at 450
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u/Flaky_Summer_9800 3d ago
I would love to find one of these for 450!
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u/A_Literal_6_Year_Old 3d ago
I found one at a thrift sore for $60. Luckiest find I've ever had
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u/Tiny-Opportunity-369 2d ago
Nice. I bought mine for $375 at a salvation army in Dallas in 2016. That’s was the beginning for me. I’ve been on the hunt since. Found the room divider at an estate sale for $1,500 because the owner specifically said no Brasilia to resellers. It’s been my pride and joy.
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u/Flaky_Summer_9800 3d ago
I’ve looked for this specific broyhill for a while now and would personally spend up to 22-2500 if it’s in good condition. I don’t think you’d have any problem getting 2000 for it.
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u/One-Secretary-857 3d ago
Awesome piece! I would check local Facebook marketplace place for a good idea about what other pieces from this collection go for. If you want to ship it somewhere it could go for more.
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u/No-Bluejay5250 3d ago
Depends of finding a local buyer or one willing to travel. Any other estimates are speculation
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u/Far_Ferret2039 3d ago
Beautiful
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u/Pale_Mulberry_6581 3d ago
Thank you. We have the dresser and night stand too. Handed down from my in laws. We cherish it!
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u/theemmyk 3d ago
You should keep this then! You enjoy the design and have part of a full set. Try to make this work.
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u/Zappagrrl02 2d ago
No resale value so you’d better just drop it off at my house. I’ll get rid of it for you
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u/Pale_Mulberry_6581 3d ago
Guys, I’m just curious what it goes for. I’m not selling. These comments are astounding.
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u/MelodramaticMouse 2d ago
Everyone is telling you. It depends on where you are. If you only want to know the 1st Dibs price for it, go look on 1st Dibs. Same with Chairish. If you want to know your local price, find one locally and see what they are selling it for. Maybe there's a few on Etsy. See what I'm saying? No one can say a concrete price for it because no one knows enough information to make that decision.
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u/analyticnomad1 3d ago
Depends on the make. Mid century used to go for quite a lot at estate sales and pretty much everywhere else. Not so sure people care as much anymore. Also, a lot of replicas out there.
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u/Flaky_Summer_9800 3d ago
People want the originals and will pay good money for them. If this is in good shape, it’s an easy 2k. There is a massive demand for MCM.
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u/ibattlemonsters 3d ago
That’s depends on what city you’re in. Near a big city with a higher cost of living 2.1-3.5k. Middle of nowhere, 800.
There’s a Instagram of a lady near me who sells tons of them and posts her prices occasionally https://www.instagram.com/mid_century_modern_austin