Awesome.
I grew up eating breakfast and lunch on a similar set.
It's funny. But I see all the rage over "mid century" architecture and furniture. And I love it because I lived it. Our home growing up was a perfect example of mid century. Built in 1955. My dad bought it new for about 15 grand. In a subdivision along with a few hundred similar homes. LoL.
And it was furnished/decorated in what was then called "modern".
Thanks Pete for the posting. It brought back a log of memories.