Your thoughts on this please!

[billpierce]

i think 500 is cheap! though it depends on who he wants to buy them....i sometimes try and do things cheap for some folk, as i want them to end up with something i've made and i like that they have asked me. but i can't do that everyday. i think if you compare to alot of hand made furniture makers you wouldn't get much for 500.

[fen01]

£200 is far too cheap imo ,£200 didn't buy a lot any more. They look awesome.

 

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[josharb87]

Ive seen basic alaskan milled coffee tables go for more than 200!

 

To the right buyer the first one over a grand imo

That style is hugely popular in the states

[se7enthdevil]

as a joiner and crafstsman myself i often find it hard to set a price but i'd tell your dad to put about £1000 on the top one and £500 for the starburst.

[IanW]

as a joiner and crafstsman myself i often find it hard to set a price but i'd tell your dad to put about £1000 on the top one and £500 for the starburst.

 

 

 

wow I'd of never imagined that much, the legs are just standard mortise and tenon with a router'd edge and shamford point on the foot so the don't wobble and would sit very well on a carpet

 

 

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[kentjames]

Amazing craftsmanship like that is worth good money.

 

Having watched various adverts for oak furniture outlets i would say a bespoke item such as these i would put up in the 600 - 1000 bracket.

 

I'd sure love to buy something like this as the craftsmanship is beyond my wood working skills at the moment!

[Tom D]

I wouldn't go less than a grand for either....

[Woodworks]

to work it out like that the cost would be well over a sensible retail price I think.

 

I was thinking along the lines of £200

 

dose that seem fair???

 

Ian

 

 

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£200 is way too cheap for work of that standard. Pricing is something I am terrible at pricing but £500 minimum would be my gut feeling.

[cornish wood burner]

to work it out like that the cost would be well over a sensible retail price I think.

 

I was thinking along the lines of £200

 

dose that seem fair???

 

Ian

 

 

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Being realistic it might be over sensible retail but they look like real works of art to me. If you cannot sell that first one for well over £200 I would be amazed. I am not in the market for a coffee table but If I saw that for sale at £200 I would have a serious think for about two seconds then snatch your hand off.

[miker]

this is very fine work, makes some of my woodwork projects seem like primary school work, dont sell yourself short as far as price goes,very,very nice work