White Furniture Co. pieces

Hello All,

Today I am confronting something I've been avoiding for a while. I normally never consider parting with things from collection, but I live in an apartment, just graduated from school, and need to consider selling some of my furniture.
These two pieces are from my grandmother's bedroom set (purchased sometime during the mid-50s I believe). Unfortunately, after her passing the set was split up and pieces were lost in the void somewhere. I have the dresser and one nightstand.
They were built by the White Fine Furniture Co. from Mebane. I couldn't find anything like them online, except for the clothes press that was part of the set.
Does anyone have any information on this particular set/price ranges for these two pieces?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

-A

 

yer piano is worth more that the both pieces..
u don't even have a set...so...

50 for the night stand
135 for the dresser

& while I may be being optimistic.....
where can u buy replacements....for that kind of money???

( &...the dreaded mirror shot !!!! ..Good u have clothes on !! )

 

Those look like NICE pieces in GREAT condition!!!

 

Koto's prices may seem low, but they're probably realistic, especially without the whole set. Ask for a bit more, then bargain down.

 

i'm seeing the edges , top and bottom....scuffed up.....sooo...

but if that's shale on the night table....maybe a bit more cash, for a stand alone piece...

but I am unaware of this design being in high demand !

Would that sound correct Gopher ??

 

Yes, KOMO. This site auto-corrects to Koto! I know I would never intentionally misspell such an august name!

Although mid-20th is apparently still selling, this one has a few minuses. I'd still say go with Komo's prices plus a few extra, then bargain down.

 

My parents had a slate-top credenza with the same geometric embellishments (stacked in groups) in the door panels. It got ruined in a flood, but I salvaged the slate and the five panels. I have this crazy idea I can do something with them some day.

 

These sare more like late 60s-70s to me so not really MCM. Nor do they have the MCM styling that is sought after. Just used furniture and, sorry to say, not a lot of value. Well built and someone should want them for their utility. Consequently, no need to feel like you are parting with something highly collectible... personal connections notwithstanding.

 

I so get that.............
BUT..
better to have it and not need it ...
than to need it and not have it !!!!!!!!!!!

 

so true, komo!