Ballman Cummings Dresser

Discussion in 'Antique Discussion' started by Joanne Shifflett, Jun 26, 2023.

  1. Joanne Shifflett

    Joanne Shifflett New Member

    848885F9-D6E3-45FB-84E5-1BCB5D15569D.jpeg 292BB68B-EAB7-4D76-BC27-A6FEE5B81032.jpeg 848885F9-D6E3-45FB-84E5-1BCB5D15569D.jpeg 292BB68B-EAB7-4D76-BC27-A6FEE5B81032.jpeg FFA41DD9-9F86-4E7D-9C5D-AEDC7B554FD2.jpeg D581840D-8597-4CCC-933C-5B0B49505603.jpeg I got this dresser at an auction because I liked it. Just wondering the value of it as-is, and the value if I had it restored?
    Thanks.
     
  2. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    value now, .....................what u paid for it..
    value after restoration..... what u paid for it plus restoration cost...

    brown furniture is at a low ebb right now...
     
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  3. Marie Forjan

    Marie Forjan Well-Known Member

    Plus value depends on where you are. Check local auctions for completed listings.
     
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  4. verybrad

    verybrad Well-Known Member

    Ballman Cummings is not a brand that imparts any additional value. You can compare it to similar art deco chests to get an idea of value. Are the handles bakelite? If so, sadly, they are probably worth more on ebay than the whole thing if sold locally in most areas of the country.
     
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  5. bluumz

    bluumz Quite Busy

    This kind of thing is often found in the local thrifts of my urban area, usually marked in the $25-50 range. Condition would put yours in the lower end of that range.

    It might make a nice "project piece" for upcycling, though that won't increase it's value much.
     
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