The fastest way to sell your mid-century modern furniture

Skip the listings, the accounts, the strangers at your door. Submit a few photos to see if your piece qualifies for a cash offer from our partner dealer — and if it doesn't, we'll get it in front of vetted dealers in your area.

Find your piece How it works

A vintage Eames 670 lounge chair and 671 ottoman in a warm, sunlit living room

How it works

Find your piece

Browse our library of reference pages, organized by designer, maker, and category. Each page shows identification photos, materials, dimensions, and typical market values — so you can confirm you've got the real thing and get a sense of what it's worth.

Submit it

Hit “Have one to sell?” and fill out a short form. Twelve photos, a few details, your zip code. Takes five minutes.

Get offers

Our team reviews your submission. If it qualifies, you get a cash offer from our partner dealer; if not, we present it to vetted dealers in your area. You'll get real cash offers within days. Pick the one you like. We introduce you to the buyer and step out of the way.

A full L-shaped Arne Vodder rosewood desk in a lived-in mid-century modern room

Qualifying pieces from well-known makers often receive same-day offers. The more detail you provide — especially photos of labels and hardware — the faster dealers can respond.

A full L-shaped George Nelson walnut desk in a lived-in mid-century modern room

Why SellMCM

A calm, sunlit mid-century modern living room with a warm ochre tufted sofa and a Broyhill Brasilia walnut credenza

No listings, no accounts, no photoshoots beyond your phone

One form, once. We don't need you to become an eBay seller or a marketplace pro. You won't be staging a piece on white backgrounds or answering 17 texts from lowballers.

No strangers at your door

You're not meeting the public — you're meeting a vetted dealer, after you've chosen to accept their offer. They come to you.

Real cash offers, no auction drama

Dealers make blind offers — they don't bid against each other and they're not trying to “win” a deal from you for the lowest amount. You see all offers and pick the one that works.

From the reference library

Every piece in our library has its own reference page with identification photos, materials, production history, and typical market values.

Broyhill Brasilia credenza

1962–1970

Wholesale: $750–$1,000
Retail: $3,800–$5,100

Eames 670/671 lounge chair

1956–1970s

Wholesale: $2,500–$3,500
Retail: $6,000–$7,500

Adrian Pearsall Cloud sofa

1960s

Wholesale: $2,250–$3,000
Retail: $13,500–$18,000

Ranges reflect our own buying and selling of these pieces.Wholesale is what a dealer like Modern Hill typically pays — a fast, as-is figure; retailis what a restored example fetches once it's cleaned up and sold. Condition sets where a piece lands, and a truly broken piece — a cracked leg, a non-functioning drawer or door — can fall below wholesale entirely, since only a skilled restorer will take it on.

Browse all pieces

Not sure what you have?

Don't see your piece in our library? Submit it anyway. Our team will identify it and see if it qualifies for an offer.

See if it qualifies

Same-day offers for qualifying pieces

Pieces from well-known mid-century modern designers and makers — Broyhill Brasilia, Lane Acclaim, Drexel Declaration, and similar — often receive offers the same day they're submitted. Here's what helps:

Clear, well-lit photos of the piece, labels, and hardware
A confirmed identification from our reference library
A complete submission with your location and timeline

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