Stainless Steel Dining Room Sets

We are excited to offer a dining set by renowned American designer Harvey Probber, circa 1970s. The Harvey Probber D43 Cantilever Chair exemplifies Mid-century modern design, skillf...

Mid Century 60's stainless steel chromed table with smoked glass top designed by Antonia Astori for Cidue. Table has features a thick c...

Set of (4) Vintage Mid Century 70's Willy Rizzo Chrome Dining Chairs for Cidue Elementi D’Arredo-Carre with matching Cidue table desig...

Very rare and gorgeous combination of a Pastoe walnut round table designed by Cees Braakman with four Fristho ‘Thereca’ chairs, all in original condition...

Frank Lloyd Wright Cassina midway 2 and 3 enameled steel dining set gray red SQUARE. Wright designed midway chair 1 (wood) and Midway chair 2 (steel) i...

This rare and important, fully documented, mosaic tile dining set by Vladimir Kagan includes the rare and highly sought after mosaic tile dining table, four 'Cycle II' dining armchairs, a signed and framed sketch by Kagan himself which he made for his friend when he originally conceptualized this design, along with a copy of the original receipt and five authentication tags from Kagan's design studio for each piece in the set. Provenance to be provided upon purchase. This custom dining set features a 38" diameter dining table with mosaic tiles of varying shades of reds, oranges and yellows wrapped in a stainless steel band floating atop a 3/4" thick cylinder lucite base. The four (4) dining armchairs are custom '6706 Cycle II' chairs upholstered in red 'Elmo' leather channel tufted over curved walnut frames. This set comes along with a signed hand-sketch by Vladimir Kagan when he conceptualized this design originally for his friend. This sketch was professionally framed and matted and is included in the sale. Also included is a copy of the original receipt and serialized authentication tags. The authentication tags were provided by Kagan's design studio and while they have not been attached to each piece, does correspond numerically to the registrations numbers provided on the receipt. We can attach these plastic authentication plaques for you prior to shipping or provide them loose in which you can either store away or attach yourself to each item. Simply let us know, and we are happy to help. Per the original owner of this set, who previously owned a famous NYC apartment that Kagan had designed, which also was featured in an interior design magazine, Kagan had discussed the idea with her to create a mosaic table for her "like the ones he used to make in the 50's". He then proceeded to sketch out his ideas in front of her on paper and signed it for her to keep. What makes this set extra special, besides the full documentation and provenance, besides the custom mosaic design which is extremely rare and highly sought after by collectors, and besides having a Kagan signed colored sketch included with the set... what makes this set so incredibly special is that this is not just one of the many designs that Kagan made which was then later produced in various colors, finishes and options by his studio.... this set was completely envisioned by Kagan himself and then executed by Kagan for a friend, from the colors, leather and wood finish selection, and the complete design of the mosaic top. Every artistic detail was personally selected and put together by Valdimir Kagan himself. Kagan fans and collectors - rejoice, this is the dream dining set you have been waiting for, a connection to the intimate world of Vladimir Kagan. Consider using this Vladimir Kagan dining set...

Complete Mies van der Rohe dining set, consisting of table and 6 chairs. Beautiful rosewood dining table with solid stainless steel legs, circa 1960s. Fully restored and refinished. ...

Bielecky Brothers rattan and stainless steel game table and chairs, 1980s. The furniture made by Bielecky Brothers is owned by celebrities and those with discerning taste around the ...

Magnificent round dining table with thick crystal glass in the style of Pierre Cardin. Made in Italy during the 1970s. The table base is made of strong stainless steel on wooden lacq...

Wright designed midway chair 1 (wood) and midway chair 2 (steel) in 1914 for the indoor and outdoor spaces of midway, respectively. (The original FLW sketch for midway 2 is included as Image 10). Unfortunately, the project ran out of funds by the time it came to furniture production and so FLW's designs were not realized at the time. In 1986, the FLW Foundation and Cassina worked together to produce the midway 2 chair in a limited edition. Enameled steel rod, available in either white, orange-red, dark grey (available here) and blue. It was available without or without the gadded back and featured simple cream white fabric upholstery. The matching tables were sold with round or square crystal glass tops. Each numbered and stamped by manufacturer and FLW foundation. Here we have a set of six midway 2 Chairs, in charcoal grey, original finish and fabric (5 cream, two red), signed and numbered, some chairs with original tags (!), as well as two Midway 3 bases, gray, also signed and numbered. Extremely rare to come across a double set (for 6). Original square and round 1/2 glass (pictured in image 3) tops, excellent condition, included upon request. Table base dimensions (each) Height 26.5 inches, width 20.5 inches More info about Midway Gardens: Location: Chicago Built: 1914 Demolished: 1929 A true renaissance architect, Wright designed buildings of all shapes and sizes during his long career: homes, hotels, office buildings, museums, schools, churches, chapels and synagogues, and even a doghouse. In 1913-1914, he was commissioned by his friend Edward C. Wallar to design a German-style beer hall...

Wright designed midway chair 1 (wood) and Midway chair 2 (steel) in 1914 for the indoor and outdoor spaces of Midway, respectively. (The original FLW sketch for Midway 2 is included as Image 12). Unfortunately the project ran out of funds by the time it came to furniture production and so FLW's designs were not realized at the time. In 1986, the FLW Foundation and Cassina worked together to produce the midway 2 chair in a limited edition. Each numbered and stamped by manufacturer and FLW foundation. Here we have a set of four Midway 2 chairs, in charcoal grey, original finish and fabric, original round or square glass top (please message me with your preference after purchase), padded back, signed and numbered with original tags. More info about Midway Gardens: Location: Chicago Built: 1914 Demolished: 1929 A true renaissance architect, Wright designed buildings of all shapes and sizes during his long career: homes, hotels, office buildings, museums, schools, churches, chapels and synagogues, and even a doghouse. In 1913-1914, he was commissioned by his friend Edward C. Wallar to design a German-style beer...

Mid-Century Modern Italian dry bar set in black lacquered wood, polished stainless steel and glass doors with extractable leather ottomans by Wil...