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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: debodun on April 18, 2013, 06:28:15 AM
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I was going to put this out for my inaugural tag sale this year, but don't want to price it so high it won't sell, yet don't want to cheat myself by underpricing it. It's 33" tall at the back and 18" wide at the arms. What would be a reasonable price to ask?
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It is a nice folding chair from the early 1900s. I would say around 35.00 in my region.
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It is a nice folding chair from the early 1900s. I would say around 35.00 in my region.
Ditto. $25.00 here.
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Kindling here....
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$35. or $40. here !! Price it at $45. then deal !!
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whatever they offer you..bite their hand off...over here,this kind of chair has little or no value...
.had it been one of these...then i,d be eating my words,, ;D
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Eastlake-Campaign-Chair-Folding-Antique-Aesthetic-1800s-Walnut-Needlepoint-/221080309265?pt=Antiques_Furniture&hash=item337969ce11
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$40 here and agree with what Mart said. In fact I would put $48 (unusual pricing catches peoples' attention).
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Is that why all the odd pricing on ebay ?? I hate adding up change so I don`t look at those !!
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$40 here and agree with what Mart said. In fact I would put $48 (unusual pricing catches peoples' attention).
if thats the case...then stick £49.99....thats sure to catch anyone,s eye...but weather it makes them open their wallet/purse is another matter...
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Even the one in Bigwulls link would only fetch around 100.00 here in the NY metro area