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It looks like the cabinet is decent; which, is a big plus. My radio price guide book list this as a $65-$75 radio; however, we all know that something is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Radio/phonograph consoles from the '40's and later are often passed up by many collectors, mainly because of their size. Generally, when these do sell, they go anywhere between $5-$50. Price will depend on location and how bad someone wants it.
Ebay will probably not be the best place to sell this, unless you can find a local buyer. Shipping something like this would be very expensive and would likely exceed the value of the radio. If there is an antique radio club in your area, you might try contacting them. Also, CL and other local classified outlets may give good results. Again, your success will depend on if there is a local buyer or a buyer who is willing to travel to pick this up in person.
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