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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Drew, post: 4399589, member: 3235&quot;]Just a tip for those considering buying Cushman pieces of Vermont. I&#039;ve noticed overly optimistic asking prices for the more common examples of the 30&#039;-50&#039;s with conservative design. The ones that have really jumped in value are the unusual, a bit over the top in design such as the pictured &#039;Peterburo&#039; chair of 1935 with massive arms.. . I&#039;ve seen high auction results on these kind of pieces.&nbsp; High end designers are offering the quirky 1930&#039;s pieces to clients for high prices. Cushman is niche collectible (ya love it or hate it).&nbsp;&nbsp; That being said, all of their furniture was very well made - one of the last of the old school New England furniture makers.[ATTACH=full]371846[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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