Here is an older Bassett dinning room set. Can you please help me to identify it? I also would like some idea what it might be worth if I was to find a collector. Thanks much.
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The pictures are not the best quality for my old eyes, but it looks like a 1920-1940s renaissance revival (maybe Italian or French) set. Good quality, all wood.
Where I am, people often want sets like this to furnish their homes with period pieces and it could go for upwards of $2,000--depending on condition.
Furniture sales are highly regional and always supply and demand based.
If it was my set, I would call around to a few consignment stores to see what people would expect to buy such a set in your area and then price accordingly.
Always start high and then negotiate to the best offer.
Post back how your sale goes! Thanks for sharing!
This is an antique, early 1900's Bassett Dining Room Set.
In the photos I see sideboard, table, 4 chairs. Such antique Bassett Dining Room Set also included a large China cabinet.
I found on sale a slightly similar antique Bassett Dining Room Set (in Sylvan Beach, New York) sylvanbeach-ny.americanlisted.com/
Antique Bassett sideboard is on sale for $150.
If you have a China cabinet, antique Bassett China cabinet is on sale for $150.
A set of six antique dinning room chairs of the same early 1900's period, but not Bassett are on sale for $150.
Try to sell the pieces of your set at the same price, but the final price will depend on the demand in your area.
To me, it looks like a Spanish style set. This brand and brown furniture do not sell well in my area. As a matter of fact, they are routinely given away.
You could try asking $400 for it, and lower your price accordingly.
The buffet looks a bit like this Bassett Buffet
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