Furniture depreciation calculator for used furniture

Find out what your furniture may sell for — then turn that estimate into a listing.

This is a guide for resale pricing — not tax advice. Local prices can change.

How it works

Furniture loses value over time. This calculator estimates that drop using your original price, age, condition, and category. It gives you three prices: a fast-sale floor, a fair middle, and a patient ceiling.

What you paid new. Round is fine.

0 years

How old is it now?

Be honest. Buyers will see it.

Sets the typical lifespan used in the estimate.

Item details

Leave blank if unknown — but named brands usually sell for more.

Dimensions help buyers plan — enter in inches.

Condition details

Selling situation

Not used in the estimate yet — reserved for future local pricing.

Enter your original price to see an estimate.

How much is my couch worth?

A clean sofa often sells for 30 to 60 percent of its original price.

Brand, material, and age all shift the number. Use the calculator above for your range.

How much is a used dresser worth?

Solid wood dressers often hold 40 to 70 percent of their original price.

Laminate and particle board depreciate faster. Try the calculator above to see your range.

How much is a used dining table worth?

Dining tables in good shape usually sell for 25 to 55 percent of original price.

Bundle the chairs with the table — sets usually sell for more. Run the estimate above to start.

How much is my desk worth?

Most desks sell for 20 to 45 percent of original price.

Solid wood and standing desks hold more value than flat-pack. Use the calculator above to get a range.

What about antique furniture?

This calculator is built for modern resale, not antiques.

Antiques can sell for more than they cost new. Use the estimate as a floor and contact an appraiser for a formal valuation.

Does solid wood furniture hold its value?

Yes. Solid wood — walnut, oak, cherry — depreciates slower than most furniture.

Choose "Solid wood" in the calculator to see how it shifts your estimate.

Office furniture resale value

Office furniture sells faster in bulk than one piece at a time.

Have 10 or more pieces? Use the bulk intake link below the calculator.

What affects resale value

Depreciation is a starting point. These factors move the number up or down.

Raises value Lowers value
Solid wood construction Stains or damage
Original condition Smoke or pet odors
Well-known brands Missing hardware or cushions
Good photos Difficult pickup access
Clear dimensions and details No measurements listed

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People also ask

What is furniture depreciation?
Furniture loses value over time due to wear, age, and changing demand. This calculator estimates how much based on age, condition, and category. It is for resale pricing — not tax accounting.
How much does used furniture depreciate?
Most furniture loses 20 to 30 percent of its value in the first year. Solid wood and antiques hold value better than upholstered pieces or flat-pack furniture.
How much is my couch worth?
Enter your original price, age, and current condition above. A sofa in good condition typically sells for 30 to 60 percent of its original price, depending on brand, style, and local demand.
Is this a tax depreciation calculator?
No. This tool is for resale pricing only. For tax depreciation rules, see IRS Publication 946. Always consult a tax professional for tax-related questions.
What is the best way to price used furniture?
Start with the fair estimate. Price 10 percent higher if you can wait. Price 15 percent lower if you need a fast sale. Great photos and exact dimensions help buyers decide faster and reduce lowball offers.
What lowers used furniture resale value most?
Damage, smoke or pet odors, stains, and missing hardware. Buyers discount heavily for these. Disclose them honestly — it builds trust and filters out the wrong buyers.
What raises used furniture resale value?
Solid wood construction, original condition, well-known brands, and good photos. Clear dimensions and a smooth pickup path also improve buyer confidence.
Can I use this for antique furniture?
This calculator is designed for modern resale. Antiques can sell for more than their original price. Use the estimate as a floor, not a ceiling. For true antiques, consult an appraiser.
What is my solid wood furniture worth?
Solid wood holds its value well. Expect 40 to 70 percent of original price in good condition. Brand, style, and age all shift the final number.
How do I price a used dining table?
Start with 25 to 50 percent of the original price. Adjust up or down for age and condition. Bundling the chairs usually gets a better total.
How do I price a used desk?
Plan on 20 to 40 percent for most desks. Solid wood and standing desks hold more value. Flat-pack desks depreciate fast — price to sell quickly.
What is a good asking price for a used couch?
30 to 60 percent of original price is a fair range. Price at 30 percent if it has wear or is over 6 years old. Price at 60 percent if it is under 3 years old and in great shape.
How do I price office furniture for resale?
Office furniture usually sells for 15 to 35 percent of original price. For 10 or more pieces, contact a bulk buyer or liquidator.
Can antique furniture sell for more than its original price?
Yes. This calculator uses depreciation as its baseline. True antiques can appreciate over time. Use the fair estimate as a floor. Consult an appraiser for anything over 100 years old.

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