I have to believe there's a local antique dealer that could tell you how to price them. Or, you could go to a site like Chairish or 1st Dibs to see what similar chairs are being priced at.

Sabrina i’m hard pressed trying to come up with antique dealers around now. a few consignment shops and they really won’t be able to give me the info i want. do i have a legit Hitchcock antique or firewwood?

I have no idea. I'm not an antique expert. Hence my suggestion to go online to those sites to see if your chairs look like other Hitchcock chairs that are being sold. If so, maybe contact one of those sellers to see if they can verify for you?

Stax-That was cute…

Covid can really cut into your dating prospects!!

They don't look like 20th century reproductions, they look early 19th century to me (not an antiques expert but I grew up in the New England area with family that adored uncomfortable furniture) As to value? Unless you find a signature they are practically firewood, this era of furniture is so out of fashion. It is crazy how the prices have dropped... Don't take my word for it of course, it really requires a local expert in colonial furniture to judge.

You should post this in the antiques forum. It’s not a busy board, but there are regulars who are very knowledgable:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/antiques-and-collectibles

Jinx Thanks i thought i did hit antiques and i also tried to get it in The old House. Sometimes this site us not user friendly for me