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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 10357665, member: 37"]Nice chair and appears to be legitimately 19th century. Probably circa 1880. Unfortunately, not much in favor these days and reproductions abound. People won't use them for children so use pretty much falls to doll display. Hard saying value. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, even $100.00 might be pushing it. I think you might do better in or near a large city. A sale on fb marketplace or craigslist with local pick-up would be prudent if you don't want to ship. You might start a bit high and be willing to negotiate. You can always come down if there is no interest.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 10357665, member: 37"]Nice chair and appears to be legitimately 19th century. Probably circa 1880. Unfortunately, not much in favor these days and reproductions abound. People won't use them for children so use pretty much falls to doll display. Hard saying value. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, even $100.00 might be pushing it. I think you might do better in or near a large city. A sale on fb marketplace or craigslist with local pick-up would be prudent if you don't want to ship. You might start a bit high and be willing to negotiate. You can always come down if there is no interest.[/QUOTE]
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