Taylor-Jamestown Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite

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Posted by alvarezsarah2016
3 years ago
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Description

I have a full sized cannonball bed frame, a solid cherry nightstand, and a triple dresser with mirror. I would like to know the worth of each to determine a good selling price. All are in excellent condition. The nightstand and dresser have custom glass toppers that have protected the wood. The nightstand has a sticker on the back stating: "Number 10 Nite Stand S. Cherry." The bed has a sticker on the back stating: "Number 13 Bed 4/6 Sol. Cherry." The dresser has a sticker on the back stating: "Number 16 1/2 Tr. Dresser S. Cherry Order No. 00385." 
Category American Furniture
Medium Solid Cherry
Distinguishing marks Taylor-Jamestown stickers
Condition Excellent
Date Period 1950-1960
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Submitted by Lovejoy

it's in the Colonial Revival style, which was hugely popular when it was made, but demand and values currently for such suites is modest at best. Whole suites comparable in quality and style now sell at auction for under $800.00, most in the $300.00 600.00 range.
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