I have two pieces of the Old Meeting House Maple collection that has been in our house for better than 30 years. They came with the house when my parents bought it 35 years ago.

The first piece is a butterfly style table with 2 additional leaf inserts. It is in pretty good condition for being as old as it is. It has some normal age related wear but is still in good condition.

The second piece is a buffet/sideboard with the number 6612 on the back. It also has the original packers tag. It too has 30+ years of normal wear on it but is in real good condition.

I am just trying to guage what I should sell them for. I know they are not perfect but they are sturdy, beautiful pieces. 

Hardwood buffet. Likely oak. Has one drawer. No markings under top (could not move to see bottom easily).  Flat Surfaces have been under glass.

Hardwood rocking chair, no markings. Received after a family member passed away. Seat and sides are 1” slabs. Rockers have markings from manufacture— small machine and/or hand (not commercial).  Crack in seat slab but stable and chair is fully functional.

6" tall porcelain pitcher

9" china plate. Edo Meili - Hichozan Shinpo sei

Late Edo - Early Meiji

1856-1880

We have recently inherited this corner cabinet and are wondering about it's origin and value. We are unsure if we will be keeping, selling, or donating it. Thank you for your help with this appraisal.