Featured Advise for description

I am selling a lovely buffet, and while researching the maker I came across this site. After reading many of the posts, and replies, I realized I should ask for advice regarding the wording of my ad. I am placing the following on FB MP, and would like to know if I am fairly describing this piece. Comments? Advice?

Antique Buffet
This serpentine-front, buffet has a reddish-brown mahogany finish, brass drawer pulls, and a custom, glass protective topper. This buffet is 55"w by 34.5"h by 22"d. This piece is very versatile, we have used it as a TV stand, buffet, and entry table. I am unsure of the age of this piece, it is from "White, Fine Furniture" of Mebane, North Carolina. There is slight damage on the base, (left-side, back-corner, see photo), and other minor blemishes, nicks, and dings. This piece is heavy, I advise using dollies to move it.

I intend to ask two-hundred, which is what I paid for it many years ago. Does that seem fair given the condition?

 

Google image search shows several and should give you more info on it - note the 25 is opening bid

 

You might want to give measurements of various compartments.

The stock phrase is 'condition commensurate with age & use', but you are right to show the area of veneer loss & any other significant injuries.

BTW, welcome to the gang.

 

Asking price would really be dependent on where selling. $200 would be a bit ambitious here in my semi-rural Midwest location. Probably a good starting price many other places.

 

Brilliant! I had not even thought of doing that, thanks for the great tip!

 

Thank you to everyone for the advice. I revised my ad using the various suggestions AND got my full asking price.