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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Drew, post: 354804, member: 3235&quot;]Cushman Furniture of N. Bennington VT. introduced this type of modern/colonial design in 1933. . . they used yellow birch with a russet finish.&nbsp; Rounded corners, very solid construction are the characteristics of the many companies that followed Cushman&#039;s lead. Popularity dropped way off after 1953-4 when most furniture makers went to a more traditional Colonial design. Your pieces look like they could be 1930&#039;s -40&#039;s, which that label looks like, and refinished at one time. It&#039;s worth looking closely underneath for a CUSHMAN imprint stamped into the wood, because they produced furniture for retailers (Priscilla label). Particularly your chair looks very Cushman like. I will look at my catalogs to see if it is ?&nbsp; I collect Cushman and have seen second labeling for retailers of their furniture.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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