hi John, I am a cabinetmaker by trade. That is a beautiful bench you have there. The chair is pretty nice also , but more common to find. I would call an appraiser like Rick said. This will give you a more accurate value. If you had to have this bench made today it would probably cost $8-10 thousand dollars and it would not be made as well as the origional. That being said my guess would be $3-5 thousand for it. The trick is finding a buyer that will pay that much. Doesn't mean it's not worth every penny. The chair being only one may bring as little as $100 or as much as $700. If it were mine I would try and and find a spot in my house for it. Looks like you have some valuable memories with it and that's a lot to lose because once its gone you will liklly never find another one. Just my 3 cents Martin
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