Ethan Allen bedroom set, I think?

I have a bedroom set that I believe to be Ethan Allen from the early to mid-70s. I don’t know much about it, for starters. What would be the best way to go about selling it, as anything having to do with antique is completely foreign to me.

Also have footboard and headboard that seems to match, but not pictured. Small drawers for dresser in the larger drawers and I forgot to install them before taking pictures.

Any info or thoughts would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

 

US furniture from that period should have a maker's logo inside at least 1 drawer in a dresser. Have you looked?

 

Vintage 1970s. Mid-century in date, traditional in form. Basically just used furniture. Others may know more, but I don’t think there’s much demand for this.

 

on line locally, for pick up, cash only !

 

Vintage, definitely not antique.
If Ethan Allen, it would be marked… Often inside a drawer, as someone has already mentioned.
Unfortunately, it’s not a generally desired style of vintage furniture, even if it was Ethan Allen. IMHO, you’d be lucky to get $200 for the entire set on your local Facebook Marketplace. At least, that would be the case in my suburban area of the Midwest US. This is the type of thing that I see donated to the local thrift store.

 

Definitely 70s,faux colonial ! Nobody wants dark wood anymore,nor do they want massive pieces.That being said,you never know these days so why not list it on FB ?

 

Agree with all the above. Just used furniture and out of fashion. Get what you can for it and don't look back.

 

What he said. It's good quality furniture. Sturdy, holds up to pets and kids. Resale however is in the tank. It wasn't high style in its day and still isn't.

 

I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I just want to ask if you ever found more info about the set or confirmed it was Ethan Allen? I’m curious because I’ve seen a similar style but couldn’t find a label either. Sometimes looking behind drawers or underneath pieces can help—did you check those spots? Would love to hear if you learned anything new.

 

that guy posted once and never came back

 

Dudee, i went back..
Looks like a mid-century Ethan Allen set to me too—probably early 1970s. I had something similar that featured those stylishly cabinets with the same type of finish and drawer pulls. The wood’s likely maple, and that slightly yellow tone was super common back then. You might still find the original catalog listings online if you dig through old Ethan Allen brochures.