Looking for info on Taylor Jamestown set

Hi, i have a nice cherry Taylor Jamestown set i dont know much about. The table has 4 leaves and extends to around 90". There are 4 chairs and a dry sink. Wondering what yr. this set might be from and approximate value.

 

Reproduction dry sinks were all the rage in the 50s to early 70s.

 

Where in the world is it located? This is an international forum.
This isn't a site for valuations but some here are willing to share what they think they might get if they had your item for sale.
I live in a suburban Midwest USA city and, despite yours being a nice solid set, I'd consider myself lucky to get $100 for it. I think most buyers prefer at least six chairs. But perhaps more significantly, "brown" furniture and mid-20th century colonial styling are not popular.

 

Here you're lucky to sell mid-century Colonial at all. It's good quality furniture, but out of style.

 

Im in Pa. Im willing to bet i can get more than $100 for it!

 

good luck !!

 

Best of luck, let us know how you do!

 

Agree. Even the well-made stuff goes for a song... if it goes at all. I see much in the local large thrift stores, too. People end up donating it when they can't sell it.

 

Also, with open plan rooms and large kitchen islands with seating, a lot of people don't have dining areas any more!