Limberts arts and crafts sideboard

Hi . New guy here. While i am always auctioning and coming across new things all the time i usually don't come across decent furniture. Well i came across this sideboard and it seems to be a really nice piece. I have dug up as much info as i could but i really couldn't find anything other than moderately useful general information. Limberts sideboard . Arts and crafts era. I will probably sell this piece so i would wonder if someone could give me a fair selling price. I cant find this exact sideboard anywhere. Found a couple but honestly they aren't even that similar. Thanks for the help.Attachment 11323Attachment 11324Attachment 11325Attachment 11326Attachment 11327

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It's a production piece - I see plywood back and drawer bottoms which really removes it from the realm of being noteworthy. I don't see that as Arts and Crafts, that's more a Federal Reproduction. Has a nice veneer flitch across the face of the piece. I can't see the drawer dovetails though....there is finish damage on the top. If you are in New England, that piece will bring more than in other parts of the country, however "brown wood" furniture is really out of favor at the moment. $ 200 and up, whatever a buyer is willing to pay.

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Originally Posted by drcollie

It's a production piece - I see plywood back and drawer bottoms which really removes it from the realm of being noteworthy. I don't see that as Arts and Crafts, that's more a Federal Reproduction. Has a nice veneer flitch across the face of the piece. I can't see the drawer dovetails though....there is finish damage on the top. If you are in New England, that piece will bring more than in other parts of the country, however "brown wood" furniture is really out of favor at the moment. $ 200 and up, whatever a buyer is willing to pay.

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Hey thanks. That's about what I was expecting. Seems like a fair round about price. And correct as always only worth what somebody is willing to pay.