Bombay Company shelf-table - how much is it worth?

Cute little piece. Good to fair condition - has some faint scratches but overall solid and very nice. What would be a ballpark value for this?
The one picture DSC02798 that has no scratches is a picture of the wood on the underside.
Thanks =)

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bombay-Com...536505?hash=item25fa530bf9:g:xMEAAOSwNOJbLrK0

Keep in mind that an asking price is not a getting price.

Edit: Found a sold one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/-/232804176477?nordt=true&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l10137

 

I remember Bombay Company had a store in our local mall in the 1980s-90s

 

Hi, where is that? I want to change it but don't see that anywhere.

 

Hi, KS, and welcome!

Bombay Company may not have been the highest-end of "furniture stores", but they had a decent following and made a number of very handy "fill-in" and functional pieces. Quite a bit of their stuff has held its value rather well.

 

Cool cool cool I had not noticed the wall hangers on the back. I searched ebay for a shelf that matched this, but didn't see that listing.

How does one go about selling/shipping furniture? I was going to sell it locally on Craigslist or Letgo, but would like to get full value. Not sure how to handle this and future small furniture when it comes to shipping. ??? Does it make more sense to sell locally and avoid that hassle?

Also - will look for that photo option. I'm not on mobile, I'm on a mac but it prob has that option.

 

Shipping furniture means buyer pays shipping - and factors that into what they're willing to pay. Bombay furniture was never expensive, so I'd sell this locally. Otherwise the USPS or other shipper will be the one making money.

 

$68.75 EXACTLY! Actually, i have no idea but evelyb30 makes a good point, buyers pay for shipping on furniture so selling locally is only way here i would think as shipping fees would cost more than the piece.

 

As it is not so old , I would say the person who sold theirs on The 'Bay got lucky selling it for $75 plus. I noticed last time I put something up on C-list for a friend , I received 3 spam / scam emails and only one for someone seriously looking at what I was selling . It was an 8 chair / Dining Room table with leaf made out of Malaysian Mahogany, from an estate in San Francisco. Well made , probably from the 1980's and almost like new . I lowered it down to $150 for all and then finally took it to the Pediatric Cancer resale shop, and even they didn't want it till they saw it and then they couldn't unload it fast enough. Newer furniture seems fairly hard to sell, or maybe it comes and goes in waves.....

 

Dining room sets of all sorts are ridiculously tough sales these days. Pieces from the 80s are pretty close to scrap lumber, as often as not, unless they're designer.
There are exceptions of course.