I have a Brandt Federal style mahogany drop-leaf dining table with 5 leaves, pads and 6 chairs. It extends to 10 feet and seats 14. It was my grandmother's and we had many family dinners at that table. She embroidered the chairs. The condition is definitely used. Can you please give a value? I am thinking of selling.
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This looks like a really nice set although this type seat covers may not be to everyone's taste, the rest of the set is a stand-out.
Brandt is a good brand name and seems to have held its value where some other brands have gone down in value.
To be able to offer possible value, research would have to show what a set like this has sold for over the past few years, and without access to an official appraiser's work programs, the outcome of auctions is not usually available to the general public.
I might add, that suggestions most lay people like most ThriftyFun members can provide may not be a good idea for you to consider/follow.
Your set may be more valuable (or less) than what can be found so I would suggest that you try to get an official appraisal; either from someone in your area or you might try several of the free online appraisal sites first.
These are very good and even free they will offer good information as well as suggestions on where to best sell your set.
You may have to take the set to one of the auction sites to get the most money.
Other members may have good suggestions so be sure to check back often.
Thank you so much for the information! It was helpful and I will plan to sell the table and chairs locally.
Brandt tables are worth several thousand dollars. Look on eBay until you find something similar to know what it sold for
Thank you for your reply, I have looked on the internet and have not been very successful, but will keep trying.
A similar Brandt mahogany 1930's drop leaf table & 6 chairs is listed for $2000 on Etsy:
www.etsy.com/
Similar Brandt Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Style Drop-Leaf Table, was sold for $52.50
But leaves are not included and legs have some wear to finish.
Your table has a blue label of The Mahogany Association.
The Mahogany Association used two mahogany labels to be placed upon mahogany furniture eligible to receive them - red and blue.
The Blue Label is for furniture, particularly case goods, in which mahogany lumber and mahogany plywood are used. www.furniturecityhistory.org/
Your table was made from 1936 to 1949.
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