Hi Your dining room set is 2nd quarter of this century. Made in a factory.

Thank you. How can you tell? Just curious. :-) What I also want to know is how much to ask for it. Any ballpark figures?

The woods are a combination of plywood and others and then they are all stained to match, the numbers underneath correspond to factory style numbers, the stains and finish are commercially sprayed on, the turnings on the chairs are all machine lathed. For example if it were a handmade set: the lathe turnings wouldn't be so perfect, maybe the back legs on the chair would show some wear from the chair being pulled away from the table. Proportion older pieces (chairs) were made smaller because people were much smaller. I can't help with the price because markets are different everywhere, but in my area, at auction, you might see $200.00 set, if there were other pieces such as a matching buffet or china cabinet, maybe $500.00 for the entire set.

Hope this is helpful

I see no ply wood in those photos. I don't disagree with you on the time period nor the value but just in the way you ID the period.