Exquisite 19th century mock tudor dining table

I am interested in selling my antique dining table which is an original oak wood dating back to 19th century Victorian mock tudor, which i had gotten restored 10 years ago and reupholstered with John Lewis fabric (from the original red leather) which you can see on the chair.

The size is around 6ft+ by 4ft+ with a removable / adjustable centre panel (of two feet). The table comes with 4 chairs and 2 thrones. These exact thrones were even featured in the series 'The Tudors' as Henry VIII's chair played by Jonathan Rhys Myers.

How do I get a valuation done and can someone tell me an easy way to sell this treasure. I have some photographs attached.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/z6ju3fgnwY9jZzyA7

I was wondering if Antique dealers would like to put this up on their site?

 

Call a local dealer and have them come over to buy it.

 

Your pictures are too dark to see the table. Doesn't "appear" to be anything special - but I can't really make it out.
The chairs on the other hand, look to be quite interesting. English probably

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Like Cluttered said, the photos of the table are too dark to tell much. The oak chairs are quite exceptional. I'd call them Renaissance Revival ca. 1890-1910. I don't know where you are and so can't tell you what to hope to get out of them, money-wise. I would check out the "sold" comparables on e-bay for R.J. Horner chairs. Although he was American (and I'm guessing you are not), it's a similar level of execution.

 

Even with my glasses this is just too dark to see any details.
@i need help thanks for trying.