Where to sell these antiques

[kbrilliant]

Hello,
I've been having difficulty selling my antique furniture on the usual forums such as etsy, Chairish, etc. Could anybody offer any other solutions? They are not refurbished, so I'm wondering if that is an issue.
I'm including photos of the furniture. I believe they are from the late Eighteenth century. Does this look accurate?
Thank you in advance for your time!

 

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[pepperj]

Hello,
I've been having difficulty selling my antique furniture on the usual forums such as etsy, Chairish, etc. Could anybody offer any other solutions? They are not refurbished, so I'm wondering if that is an issue.
I'm including photos of the furniture. I believe they are from the late Eighteenth century. Does this look accurate?
Thank you in advance for your time!

To sell on the forum you need to be a Charter Member $20.

Selling furniture is hard. Selling it on line is harder.
Best of luck though.

 

[ArfieBoy]

I have an old hutch that was home made. Most of these items also appear to be home made. Contact a local antique dealer for help.

 

[Ohiogoldfever]

It’s a sad world we are living in. People don’t appreciate the old hand made stuff the way they used to. I hope you find good homes for your stuff.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Do not refurbish the items, that would destroy the value of them.

 

[tamrock]

Many antique shops offer consignment opinions. See if there are any nearby you that might give you that opportunity. Also they'll often outright buy antiques such as what you have.

 

[Ocean7]

Facebook marketplace - pickup only. Try selling one, if that goes well - try another.

 

[jfreakofkorn]

you can also try craigslist , nextdoor , letgo , or offerup

you have to just do an overall search on the inner web in seeing at where it ll be good to sell

it just depends at how you type it in . think outside of the box at when you start your search . you can be surprised at what you can find in searching for things to sell , imo

 

[wesleyjack]

Ruby Lane or Antiques.com are designed for serious antique collectors