I recently bought a house that was built by antique dealers. There was a very large corner hutch/display piece built into one of the rooms. It's made of ornately carved wood with leaded glass doors and mirrors and was built by Christopher Pratt & Sons, Bradford. It is somewhat worn inside one of the cabinets, but the front façade, doors, glass, mirrors and carvings are in excellent condition. A vintage, coin-operated (shillings) electricity meter by Landis and Gyr, Acton, London is also attached inside one of the cabinets. Although it's a large piece when build-in, it is actually a compilation of 6 smaller individual pieces. From a listing of another item of Pratt's that I saw on Christies, his furniture appears to be from the late 19th. century.
We are doing renovations now, and I would like to sell this piece. I'm wondering what it might be worth. Any thoughts on its value or who I might approach to sell it would be greatly appreciated!
