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Re: weiman matching endtables and coffee table set
What was the appraisal on the coffee table?
dina
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Re: weiman matching endtables and coffee table set
I have exact table, inherited from my parents. 'Duncan Phyfe' style, #'s are meaningless, just part of manufacturing process. High quality piece, mahogany veneer, probably from 40's-50's. Some sources reference this type of Weiman tables having gone for up to $2,000.
However, furniture market has bottomed out in past 10-15 yrs. Some stats reflect a 50% or greater decline in prices. Real reason: decline of the middle-class who used to spend their money on nice items like this. Now only wealthy spending high prices on very unique items. An exact table sold on-line for $230 in 2009.
I have this table listed for my children as a "potentially valuable piece", as someday prices may bounce back, is cyclical.
Hope this helps!