Mid Century Dining Suite, Including table, 6 chairs, china and buffet, attr: Sieling Modern (0GL003)

Sieling Mid-Century modern dining suite. Set includes a dining table, 6 chairs (2 with arms, 4 armless), a china cabinet, and a buffet table. Additionally, this set has pads and three 12" leaves.

The chairs in this set sit upon a wooden frame with a banister back. The upholstered portion of each seat has a fun brick-like pattern in a rainbow of mellowed colors. Two of the chairs have angular arms with a channel carved into the top. The legs of the chairs are squared with a slight taper towards the foot.

The china cabinet in this set features three shelves that sit behind glass doors, and a base that holds two drawers and two additional cabinets for hidden storage. The hardware on this cabinet is gold in color. The knobs of the cabinet doors are oblong, and the drawer pulls are a unique shape with tapered edges. 

The buffet table in this set features five drawers and two cabinets. The hardware has the same designs as that of the china cabinet - gold in color, oblong handles on the side drawers and cabinets, and unique tapered handles on the middle drawers. The upper left and right drawers have three compartmentalized sections for better organization.

The dining table in this set is an especially beautiful piece. Its sleek tabletop, and unique banister-like legs complement the rest of the set perfectly. This table is a beautiful example of mid-century modern furniture.

This beautiful set is the perfect way to fill up a dining room with class and charm!

Dimensions:

Chairs (each) - 23.75"L x 22"W x 32.75"H

China Cabinet - 56"L x 18"W x 73"H

Buffet Table- 68"L x 22"W x 32.5"H

Dining Table - 62"L x 42"W x 29.5"H

This item is located at The Perfect Thing (161 Town Square, Wheaton, IL 60189). Shipping available for a fee. Contact Kate@theperfectthing.net for a quote. All items are previously owned and used, please see pictures for details. Pictures are provided to the best of ability. Factors like resolution, lighting, and coloration may affect detail perception.