In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Craigslist and eBay are a few of the most common places to list high-end furniture, although there are other sites you can use as well. Chairish is a site specifically for listing high-end furniture, but you could also try sites like OfferUp, Bonanza, Facebook Marketplace, ArtDeco, 1dibs, or Oodle. These sites all allow you to include an advertisement and accompanying photos. They are accessible to buyers outside of your community. Shipping costs can be an issue when selling outside of your community. Be aware of the costs and make sure the buyer is willing to pay to come retrieve the furniture. Many listing sites ask you to pay a small fee, such as $1, to advertise. Depending on the service, you may also have to offer a commission, which is usually a percentage of the final sales price. Some apps to check out include LetGo, Chairish, Apartment Therapy Bazar, 5Miles, and Everything But The House. These apps are convenient and often very easy to use. Many of them don't ask for a listing fee when you first post your advertisement. Be sure to read the fine print. Some apps take a percentage commission of the final sales price. It can often be a high amount, like 25%. Look for a consignment shop that carries high-end and vintage furniture. You will have to transport the furniture to the shop, but you can then leave it on display there. Then, you wait until someone buys the furniture. It's a great way to advertise high-end pieces in your community without having to do a lot of extra legwork. Consignment shops take a commission once your item sells. The fee can be anywhere from 25% to over 50%, so discuss the arrangement with the shop before doing business with them. Some shops force you to discount or take back items if they don't sell within a certain time period. Consignment shops are often small and have limited space, which means your furniture is more visible. However, the shop may not get a lot of foot traffic or customers interested in costly furniture. If you're interested in selling the furniture on your own, ask your local newspaper publisher about posting a classified ad. The ad gives you some room to post a brief description of the furniture and possibly a picture as well. Include your phone number or email address so buyers know how to reach you. If your ad is clear and an interested buyer happens to see it, then you can sell the furniture without having to travel very far. One downside of newspapers is that not everyone reads them. The only people that see your ad will be readers inside your community, and they may not be interested in what you're selling. Discuss the cost you have to pay to run the ad. It can get expensive. Newspapers often charge a fixed cost, such as $5 to $100 per line. Many newspaper outlets also post classified ads on their websites, although you may need to pay a separate fee for it. Search online for stores and traveling dealers in your area. Send them a description and photos of your furniture. If they like what they see, they may buy it from you right away. Most dealers also handle shipping on their own, too. Dealers are resellers, so don't expect to get the best deal. Since they are in business, they are often trustworthy, reliable buyers, however. Completing a sale depends on what the dealer is looking for and the quality of the furniture. If it all works out, then you can make a quick sale with a professional. If a dealer isn't interested in your furniture, they may be able to give you a free estimate on what they think it is actually worth. If you have something too precious to sell through the traditional ways. Such as a family heirloom, let a professional handle it. Take it to a shop or auction house that has a history of selling antique furniture. These places often have their own evaluators you can rely on to come up with a sales price. Many of them will buy the furniture from you or at least link you to potential customers. Get information on how to sell antiques by getting in touch with antique associations. Search for national antique organizations online to find their websites. Antiques can still be sold through online listings and other routes, but they are more difficult to price and advertise accurately. You may need a professional opinion to figure out where the furniture came from, for example.
Summary: List your furniture online if you intend on reaching a large audience. Download an app for more options for advertising at a low cost. Offer furniture to a consignment shop if you're selling within your community. Place a newspaper advertisement to get more direct community interest. Meet with a dealer if you're looking to make a quick sale. Consult an antique dealer if you're selling older furniture.

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