Austin Enterprises Chess Set

Rare and collectible chess set designed by Austin Cox of Austin Enterprises commissioned by the Alcoa Aluminum Company in 1962.

Extraordinary mid century chess set by Austin Enterprises. Original board.

A sophisticated chess set designed by Austin Cox for the Alcoa aluminum co. in 1962.

A spectacular aluminum chess set designed by Austin Cox for Austin Enterprises in 1962.

A nice modernist design. They are little pieces of sculpture, and can even look great in the box atop a dresser as a piece of art. Made of cast aluminum with handmade walnut box. ...

Marked Austin Enterprises to the bottom of every piece, this wonderful vintage aluminum chess game set from 1966 comes in its original box.

Austin COX Enterprises for ALCOA modernist chess board, display case and game pieces. The board was from the estate of the late artist Aaronel deRoy Gruber (1918-2011). The display c...

Midcentury chess set by Austin COX and manufactured by ALCOA. The chess pieces fit into walnut box with a blue plexiglass front which can be mounted on a wall. Stamped Austin COX.

Austin Enterprises, aluminum, beech and leather chess set, 1962, United States.

AUSTIN E. COX (American 1924-2015) Designed this aluminum chess set originally for Alcoa aluminum as gifts to their best clients .

An increasingly hard to find chess set by Austin Cox for Alcoa Aluminum in 1962. More unusual to find in it's original case which can hang on the wall as sculpture. Each pics is sta...

1960s Modern chess game set in aluminum and walnut wood Unmarked Preowned vintage condition. Some pieces have been restored. Refer to all images please. Measures: 3 tall x 12 x...

Austin Cox for Alcoa aluminum chess set. Includes 32 pieces.

Modernist chess set of milled and anodized aluminum designed by Austin Cox in 1962 and produced by Austin Enterprises.

A 1962 Aluminum Chess Set and rare matching Table by Austin Cox

The Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) launched a marketing program to advance the selling of ALCOA aluminum products. The players: Austin E. Cox A.S.I.D. of Austin Enterprises and ...