Daniel asks…
where can i find a simple source to determine the approx value of antique furniture and tools?
i have several pieces of old furniture, probably from 1800's, maybe some from England. also have some old tools, some hand tools and some power tools. what is a simple reference source to determine the approximate value of these type items? thanks for any help.......ray
answers:
I've seen some books at the bookstore which lists approx values. Go browse your local store.
You can also call local antique shops. Some shops use a local appraisal company/person. Get a recommendation. Or check your local "Yellow Pages". They should offer one for free.
Www.kovels.com
www.mygrannysatticantiques.com/html/value_your_antiques.html
www.antique-antiques.com/antique-pricing.shtml
antiques.about.com/od/antiquesgeneralguides/tp/aa012406.htm
William asks…
need history and value on antique collapsible wallpaper hanger table by Warner tools. 6ft. long, wood & metal.
when unfolded it stand waist high, all equipment is enclosed inside of a 6ft. box. The person doing the wallpaper job would have a place to measure, cut, and paste on. This was used years ago for wallpaper hanger to travel from house to house.
answers:
Cant really give you a answeer except to say go to WARNER TOOLS.com if there still out there.. Sorry best I can do...ROB
Paul asks…
How do I find out the value of an antique tool? Craftsman Radial Arm Saw Model#10329300?
answers:
You can compare prices on here
http://stores.ebay.com/Farmall-And-Deere-Collectible-Gifts
Ruth asks…
value of antique craftsmen tool chest , made of wood in 1957?
it has 6 draws and a cover made of wood
answers:
About 10 bucks at a yard sale
Susan asks…
Looking for Antique Information: 2 Antique “Planes” (Tools)?
The first one is small, about 6 inches long & has “Stanley”, “No. 220” in raises type around the front knob/handle & “Made in USA” on the back end, under the knob to adjust the angle of the blade.
The second one is large, about a foot long, & has “Millers Falls” embossed on the front of the blade & “Made in USA” under the blade, on the plane itself, between the blade & the back handle.
Someone told me that the two of them would bring in a couple hundred dollars if sold at the right antique show but I can’t find any information on Antique Tools like Planes.
They were my Grandfather’s & might actually be my Great Grandfather’s tools… I got them when he passed away.
I’m not sure if I want to sell them or not but I would like any info I can find on top of “value” such as age, region, exc.
Thanks!
answers:
Good users, but not really collectible. $5-25 each
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