I have 7 wood tubed table radios, GE, Stewart Warner, Sears, Sky King, Crosley and a couple of unknowns that have been sitting on my shelves for decades. None work, the cabinets have scratches and dings but are very restorable. Most are complete although a couple are missing knobs and the Crosley is missing the dial glass. Is there a market for these? I want to dispose of them. I have checked out some of the links listed on this thread. Thanks for any advice.

Meant sticky.

Model numbers or pictures would help... they might be worth selling on eBay or, otherwise - most any wooden radio is worth $20 in restorable condition, some quite a bit more. If you can't find a model number, look at radioatticarchives.com.

I might be interested in anything with a large dial and / or tuning eye tube.

Thanks Tom,

From what I can see these are the model numbers:
Crosley, model 12
GE, model 321
Stewart Warner, model 51T36
Sears, model R-1171-D ?????
Sky King, model 2207
Farnsworth, model ET-066
Electronic Laboratories, model 2701

4 of them have the tube number and layout on the bottom.