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Hi, I unfortunately have very little information to go on for identifying this beautiful piece. I'm in a rush to find out as much as I can about it, and can't currently contact the person who is housing it at the moment for more details. I'm hoping to find out how much it is worth, who made it, and when it was made. If anyone has any suggestions or pointers as to where I can get this information, I would be so very grateful!
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Are you thinking of buying it? Looks Scandinavian. Price will vary greatly depending where you/it is located. It looks big so that could actually bring the price down as not many people can fit it in. Guessing a couple of grand, if not more!
It is a beauty.
Fabulous!
Has a beautiful look to it. Well worth the investment, looks 50's possibly but a rare piece. Hope you get it, its a grand piece !~Phil.
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I'm not actually buying, but possibly selling it. It's a piece that's mysteriously in the family, so I'm inheriting it in a way. But, we have no idea who bought it in the first place, all I know is it's mine now, I love it, but if it's worth a ton I might be more disposed to sell it :) But, first, I need to figure out what it's really worth.
If you are thinking of selling it try contacting one of the auction houses that deal with mid-century modern like LA Modern or Wright20 they will give you a free estimate if it has value. Of course they are hoping you would let them sell it. I have been collecting for some time and have not seen anything like this.
How long has it been in your family?
To me, it looks like it could be from the 70's. Maybe American Craft, hard to tell.
Good luck, its a beautiful piece.