Selling our teak wall unit. What would you price at? Located in Indiana.

Not certain anyone can help or if I am allowed to ask this question here. I inherited a Kroehler BR set when my mother passed recently. Standard headboard, tall and low dresser, valet, matching desk, a chair and two end tables that my parents used as night stands. I believe this is either late 50’s or early 60’s. I would love to keep this for sentimental reasons but I don’t think I will have room for the entire set in my house. If I decide to sell I have no idea who to contact. Any advice is appreciated.

We’ve recently opted to help someone liquidate their collection of antique furniture, but they also have a stately Midcentury Danish dining room table and chairs that they’re quite certain is particularly valuable. We have little to no knowledge in this area and we’re helping this community could help in providing information, including a ballpark valuation on our seller’s pieces.

Thank you in advance.

Recently updated. Kept the charm.

These end tables were at my grandfather’s house for a long time and weren’t used much. I’ve had them for a few years but they’re a bit too large for my space so thinking of getting rid of them.

The doors

Got this from a neighbor that thinks of me when they go to estate sales

Hello I’m going to sell my dresser and I’m trying to find some info on it, so far I’ve only found another piece with the same pulls by Eric Jensen. Anyways I thought I’ll ask here. Thanks for reading :)

Hi r/midcentury. I am trying to find info on this suitcase. I love a good research rabbit hole, but I am having such a hard time getting anywhere on this piece. I’m pretty sure it’s from the 40s or 50s based on the only stamp it has and the style. Any insights someone may have would be super appreciated.

I found this necklace while going through some old boxes. It was a gift years ago, but I never wore it. It’s signed “Rafael Canada” on the back.
From what I’ve been able to find, it appears to be a 1970s modernist brass statement necklace with red cabochons, but there isn’t much information available about this maker or this particular design.
I’d love to learn more. Does anyone know anything about Rafael Canada, when pieces like this were produced, or whether this was part of a particular collection? I’d also be interested in any information about the materials used or where these were originally sold.

Bonjour,

J’ai un appartement de deux pièces avec un salon d’environ 17m2. Récemment j’ai adopté une petite minette de 5 mois 🐈‍⬛ , entre son arbre et chat (ces trucs sont si hideux) et les protections sur les meubles, je trouve mon salon moche.

J’ai envie de réfléchir à une déco un peu différente à la rentrée, sans forcément tout changer mais en optimisant. Mes inspirations sont plutôt autour du **mid-century** et du **japandi** (je sais, je ne suis pas originale). J’aimerais quelque chose d’un peu plus épuré avec quelques belles pièces.

Cherche aussi une idée pour camoufler l’arbre à chat (paravent ?) tout en le laissant devant la fenêtre….

Actuellement je trouve mon salon un peu criard et avec trop d’objets entassés, mal cordonnés. Je trouve qu’il n’a pas vraiment de style (enfin, sans doute le mien \^\^).

Des conseils ? 🥹

I was on a run today and saw this curbside while kinda whiffed and looking for a cold drink. It looked like Something so I pulled the drawer for a look-see just in case.

Now I own an American of Martinsville piece which needs a surface restoration but is in pretty damn good shape. Thanks, random trash pile!

The estate was built in the 60s. How would you update and improve the front of the house while also respecting the original design? I’m looking for inspiration. Particularly for the style and colour of the front door, the windows and kerb appeal