Spanish Revival Bedroom Set by McClellan Mfg Co

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The McClellan Mfg. Co. was a Los Angeles company that made Spanish Revival furniture from 1920's - 30's, so I know it is 90 - 100 years old. The set consists of a 4 drawer dresser, a small desk w/drawer, a small (telephone?) table, small bench/table, and a mirror. The wood might be walnut. All of the drawers have ornate iron pulls. The tops of the dresser and the tables are painted in a Spanish style. Plate glass covered the art work, so the colors are as vibrant as when these items were made. The only caveat is that the glass on 2 of the pieces is stuck on and I did not want to attempt removing them for fear of damaging the glass or artwork. The finish on the furniture ranges from fair (bench) to very good (dresser, tables, and mirror).
This bedroom set was in my parent's house for as long as I can remember. Now that they have passed, we need to find it a new home. I've seen a similar mirror on a Spanish Revival website for an exorbitant amount. I don't know if it is really worth that much or if they're reaching for the moon. Can anyone put a value on each piece and the set as a whole? Thanks in advance!
Fair
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