Crawford Furniture

Crawford Furniture Company of Jamestown, New York closed operations in the late 1990s after more than a century of furniture production. This means all Crawford Furniture on the market today is vintage. The closure has slowly raised collector interest as supply becomes finite, and well-preserved mid century Crawford pieces have appreciated meaningfully in the last decade.

Yes. For pieces tagged “Restoration Available”, restoration can be added as an option at cart, including refinishing of solid hardwood cases, hardware polishing on original pulls, drawer glide repair, and veneer touch-up where appropriate. Some pieces are sold Vintage As-Is. Restoration is entirely optional. Many buyers prefer the original patina on documented Crawford production from the Jamestown, New York factory.

Crawford pieces typically carry a branded stamp or paper label on the back of the case or inside a top drawer. The stamp reads “Crawford Furniture, Jamestown, N.Y.” on most production. Construction tells include dovetailed drawers, solid hardwood case sides, and the sculpted wood pulls or simple brass hardware typical of American mid century bedroom furniture. Modern Hill documents labels, stamps, and construction details on every Crawford listing so you can confirm authenticity before purchase.