Non-quilter pricing question on quilting frames
I know nothing about quilting (other than the fact that quilt my great grand-mother made me is really warm and almost worn out). I found this site via a web search and from looking around, it seemed that it was probable that someone here could help me.
We had to recently move my mother-in-law into a nursing home. While cleaning out her house, we found 2 quilting frames that are still in the boxes (I do not believe they were ever removed from the boxes). The frames are: 1. LEEWARDS - Elgin, Illinois Dexter’s New Improved Quilt Frame Catalog No. 71-98005 2. Frank A. Edmunds & Co Chicago 60683 Model: 5561B (I think this is just an "extender" from what I can find) Can anyone tell me what a fair price (for both my mother-in-law and for the buyer) for either or both of these frames is? Thanks, Eric |
Did you check Ebay for ideas??
We sold a quilt frame from my late aunts' estate...it was in the original box. I was not quilting at the time. (1999). It was swooped up FAST! I regret not keeping this "heirloom" and I have always wondered if it had belonged to my grandma who died in 1962. Good luck! Sandy |
check your area for a local quilt guild- visit the local quilt shop- they may allow you to take pictures and offer them for sale in their shop- our guild has a classifieds section in their monthly newsletter- someone there can probably appraise your finds and help you figure out a fair price.
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Sandygirl: I did check ebay, but the only similar frame I found was a year or two old.
ckcowl: I did not know that there were quilting guilds, I will definitely look into that Thanks, Eric |
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