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I have 2 appraisals but they disagree? Any ideas? Empire woodard dresser?

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Hi I have a long dresser with mirror and a matching tall dreser with mirror that has a sticker on both that says woodard  furniture co. I have found out it is from the woodard co that makes patio furniture but I can not find any other piece of thier inside furniture to compare prices can anyone help me.? 

 

One appraiser told me it is from the Woodard that makes patio furniture and it is very rare

Second appraiser tells me it is not an antique and is not made buy the same woodard co ?

I want to get rid of it but I do not want to kick myself later if it was worth something and I sold it just for a few hunderd bucks! 

Category American Furniture
Medium Tiger maple wood ?
Distinguishing marks woodard furniture co
Condition Good
Date Period Late 1800's
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Lovejoy 🎯 Collector 12 years ago

It's what's called Empire Revival and dates after the turn of the 19th Century, pieces like this were made into the 1920's. There is very little demand for furniture of this type, we retail pieces like this for less than $500.00

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jeannie wray 🌱 Newbie 12 years ago

Hi and Thank you Lovejoy

I still am having a hard time because I know it is a Empire revival and they are not that popular right now but it is the maker that I am stumped with. because I was told buy one appraiser that it was from the woodard co that makes patio furniture and if it is buy them it would be very scares no matter revival is in or not?

But if it is just another co with the same name it's worth would be very little? 

So I am still stumped? is it the real deal or is it not? 

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rocklein9 🌱 Newbie 9 years ago

It's the same woodard company that makes the metal furniture. I have a woodard piece with the same markings and looked up the history - the company switched to making metal furniture after a wood shortage in the great depression. Hope that helps.

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