Antique stuff

Any one able to help me with the price of this stuff as I am selling it and just don't know what is a fair price for it.

 

All of it is quite area dependent. Specifying your region would give you better estimates.

 

I am in Ontario Canada

 

Good.
I thought some of those items were on the equator...

 

Hamilton or Hawksbury ?

 

Unfortunately,this type of thing isnt popular here in the states at the moment. I see some regular turn of the century stuff,looks like some have been stripped? The trunk,and the chair(?) next to it look like the oldest and most interesting,in my humble opinion. Check your local version of Craigslist and see what people are asking for similar examples and go from there.Nice stuff,sturdy and well made,just not popular right now.

 

I see a mix of old and new.

Trying to think who in Canada who might be able to help.
Can only think of
@moreotherstuff
I know there are several others.

 

The item in your second photo appears to be a thread cabinet. Probably intended for in home use rather than store display. The store displays would have had graphics and were designed to sit on a counter as a display.
Aside from needle workers, this cabinet could be utilized for jewelry, coin or military medal collections, scrap bookers etc.
I can't assess by the photo whether the cabinet is a reproduction or refinished.
I too am located in Ontario, about 50 miles east of Toronto and would expect to see a price tag of $350. - $400. on a cabinet like this.

 

That would be a retail price, correct?

It appears that Cherylo may be selling estate items. In which case about 1/3 of store prices. At least here in the states that would be a reasonable starting place. Particularly if trying to sell to dealers.

 

Seems that only you got that Bob.

 

Hi and WELCOME, Cherylo! Is that a smallish chest (dimensions??) in the 3rd picture down?? What's it like on the inside?? Can't see, but are there beckets (rope handles) on the sides??? If it has age and is small, could be worth a couple of hundred.....looks to have a nice brass escutcheon......can you show a picture of the inside??? What are the hinges like???

 

Sorry, should have mentioned retail price I would expect to see. I no longer deal in furniture, but think someone may be willing to pay in that price range it they had a specific use for it.

 

I like the thread cabinet the best. As Sandra mentioned it could be used for several different things. But alas... I'm too far away, and in a different country! I'm sure we have these in the U.S. also.