The furniture produced by Crawford during the 1950s and early '60s was designed in-house, so there is no connection to famous mid-century designers such as Bill Bertoia, Charles Eames or Hans Knoll.

This is used furniture with a couple of things going for it. It is solid wood, as all Crawford furniture was — it looks like cherry or maple — and it has a mid-century look, especially the hardware. It must be worth $100 to $150.

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