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Selling house: not sure what to do with “vintage” furniture.

When we bought the house the seller left some furniture in the up stairs (with our permission). They were moving cross country and didn’t want to take it. Well we have no idea how the bedroom set got up the stairs. Our plan was to dismantle it upon moving and call it a day. Well, my friend decided to look for a makers mark and we found out it might be worth thousands of dollars (per piece). We don’t want this furniture and don’t want to handle the hassle of getting it out of there but at the same time it might be a gold mine.

On to the real estate question. How weird would it be to get the furniture appraised and try to get the house buyer to buy it (at a steep discount of course). We haven’t listed yet.

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