Garage Sale Kitchen & Home Prices: What to Charge
Kitchen and home goods are steady sellers at garage sales, especially for people setting up a first apartment. Dishes, utensils and small appliances sell best when they are clean and grouped into sets. Plug in appliances to show they work, and fold bedding and curtains neatly with the size marked. Decor items like mirrors and wall art catch the eye, so display them where shoppers can see them from the street.
Typical kitchen & home prices
| Item | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dishes (set / lot) | $3–$15 | |
| Kitchen utensils (bundle) | $1–$5 | |
| Toaster | $4–$8 | |
| Coffee maker | $5–$20 | |
| Blender | $5–$15 | |
| Microwave | $15–$40 | |
| Bedding set | $5–$20 | |
| Curtains | $3–$12 | |
| Rug | $10–$50 | |
| Wall art / mirror | $5–$25 |
Pricing tips for kitchen & home
- Group dishes, glasses and utensils into sets or bundles with one price.
- Have an outlet or extension cord ready so buyers can test small appliances.
- Label bedding and curtains with their size, such as queen or twin.
- Wash dishes and wipe down appliances; clean items sell faster and for more.
Common questions
How much should I charge for small kitchen appliances?
Small appliances such as toasters, blenders and coffee makers often sell for about $4 to $20 when they are clean and working.
Should I sell dishes individually or as a set?
Sets and bundles usually sell faster. Price single nicer pieces individually and group everyday dishes together.
More garage sale prices by category
- Furniture prices
- Clothes & Shoes prices
- Kids & Baby prices
- Electronics prices
- Tools & Garage prices
- Books & Media prices
- Sports & Outdoors prices
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