Enamel Dining Room Sets

An outdoor dining table with orange enamel top from Richard Schultz’s 1966 aluminum Leisure Collection for Knoll, with four side chairs from the same series. Purchased in 1968, prior...

Tubular dining table and four chairs by Gae Aulenti for Poltronova. The steel is sandblasted and acrylic coated, the tabletop is glass and the sea...

Early Richard Shultz for Knoll outdoor dining set, circa 1966 powder-coated aluminum table base with stunning blue enamel top, retains original set of 6 ...

Handsome Mid-Century Modern round patio dining table and 4 folding sling chairs by Samsonite. They are in fabulous vintage condition with no outstanding flaws we have detected. Please see photos, circa 1960s-1970s. We are in love with this Mid-Century Modern patio dining set by Samsonite here at the shop! You will love it too. The table is comprised of a round white fiberglass tabletop with a faux slate look which is supported by a white enameled steel tube base. The top even has a plugged hole to receive an umbrella. The shape of the base is rather boomerang-like and provides a great space for the four chairs. The unique armless folding chairs have a brown mesh sling on white enameled steel tube frames. They are reminiscent of Greta Grossman’s folding chairs from the 1940s. We found these in an enclosed hot tub room of a marvelous Mid-Century Modern home. We believe they have never been outside, although they are made to be in the weather. Pssst…..we are listing a matching tea/bar cart too. Samsonite, best known for their luggage, was founded in Denver in 1910 by Jesse Shwayder. Jesse was born and raised in the late 19th century American West but found himself in his 20’s in New York selling luggage for the Seward Trunk and Bag Company. However, he had a dream. A dream of going home along with a dream of owning his own company. He did just that. That company was first named Shwayder Trunk Manufacturing Company. However, its name was changed in 1965 to Samsonite honoring its best-selling product. Jesse Shwayder named the line as such for its incredible strength which he likened to the Biblical character, Samson. The first 60-70 plus years Samsonite was operated by the Shwayder family and went through many expansions and changes. One of those expansions was into the furniture market. But by the 1970s they were bought out by the Beatrice umbrella. Again, going though many expansions and changes and……cutbacks too and changing hands many times. After all those years, the luggage portion of Samsonite is back in Denver operating from their original location. And, the furniture portion is operating as it did from its beginning in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Samsonite Corporation and Samsonite Furniture are now separate companies. This vintage Samsonite...

Tulip table and four swivel chairs in great condition. The set had one owner and was well cared for. A glass top was made to protect the laminate table top. The chairs are with origi...

Isamu Noguchi designed this cyclone table to work en suite with Harry Bertoia's sculptural wire children's chairs. The child's table is frequently used as a side table. Table
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