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<p>[QUOTE="Joan, post: 9816752, member: 5398"]That's a beautiful set of furniture. Looks like cherry and worth more than you might think, but I can't help with a starting price for your area (I'm in rural Wisconsin).</p><p><br /></p><p>According to information I read online, Gibbard Furniture Co. has an impressive history -- <a href="https://www.napaneebeaver.ca/gibbards-furniture-from-humble-beginnings-to-major-pillar-of-town/" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://www.napaneebeaver.ca/gibbards-furniture-from-humble-beginnings-to-major-pillar-of-town/" rel="nofollow">https://www.napaneebeaver.ca/gibbards-furniture-from-humble-beginnings-to-major-pillar-of-town/</a>. Pieces of their furniture are in Canadian embassies all over the world. in 1964, they introduced a legacy line of cherry and mahogany furniture. Your set looks like 60s-era or early-70s.. The chairs look like solid cherry (someone should verify that before you advertise it). The other pieces are probably a combination of solid and veneer. The China cabinet may sell better alone, especially if the top can be removed and the bottom referred to as a "credenza."[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Joan, post: 9816752, member: 5398"]That's a beautiful set of furniture. Looks like cherry and worth more than you might think, but I can't help with a starting price for your area (I'm in rural Wisconsin). According to information I read online, Gibbard Furniture Co. has an impressive history -- [URL]https://www.napaneebeaver.ca/gibbards-furniture-from-humble-beginnings-to-major-pillar-of-town/[/URL]. Pieces of their furniture are in Canadian embassies all over the world. in 1964, they introduced a legacy line of cherry and mahogany furniture. Your set looks like 60s-era or early-70s.. The chairs look like solid cherry (someone should verify that before you advertise it). The other pieces are probably a combination of solid and veneer. The China cabinet may sell better alone, especially if the top can be removed and the bottom referred to as a "credenza."[/QUOTE]
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