Inherited an old Stickley Hutch -- trying to figure out where to unload it and how much it's worth

Hi all, as the post says, we have a nice old Stickley Hutch. We don't have room for it in our new house, so we're trying to unload it. However, not even remotely sure what it's worth and where / who might want it. Do we go to an antique store? Post on Facebook Marketplace? Pics are attached.

 

Think the label dates it 1945-85 if that helps.

http://mail.stickleyaudi.com/ExploreStickleyHistory.cfm?SubPg=ShopmarksHistory&more=yes

 

that is really cool!

 

factor in , pick up, to your selling strategy !!

 

This looks to date from the 1960s +-, so even though you've got the label, it postdates the most desirable Stickley time period, which would be the very early 20th century.

Anyway, in my part of the U.S. Midwest this would only bring a few hundred $ at auction. The name helps the value, but big pieces of brown furniture have very few customers at present; hopefully this will start to change in the near future.

 

It's Stickley's Colonial revival line from the 1950s-60s. This isn't the Stickley collectors are looking for, unfortunately.
Here is the same/similar Stickley Hutch that sold in 2018 at auction for $74.

https://www.bidsquare.com/online-au...ckley-cherry-valley-stepback-cupboard-1197268

 

one of those times where a good name will not help to sell a late model piece..

 

I would start with Facebook Marketplace.
A lot will depend on where you are located.
Here in my area Northern CA I'd probably ask about 185. retail. Need room to bargain.

 

Looking at the picture again, the top looks removable. Is it?
The bottom is more attractive and functional by itself.

I might consider asking $225 for the base alone.
Then offer the top as an extra at $40.

Again I repeat a lot depends on where you are.