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Image of Prototype Fold-A-Way table designed and sold by Doces Furniture, ca. 1980s
2015.14.1
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Prototype Fold-A-Way table designed and sold by Doces Furniture, ca. 1980s

Sam and G. John Doces were brothers who opened furniture shops in the Seattle area. This model is for a patent that G. John Doces developed and is now prominent in the outdoor furniture market.
ID Number: 2015.14.1
Date: Circa 1980
Creator(s): Doces Furniture, Designer
Physical Description: 1 Model, Patent; wood, metal; 8.25 in.H x 8 in.W x 8.5 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON, Seattle
Credit: MOHAI, 2015.14.1
Subjects: Retail and Department Stores, Innovation and Invention, Furniture

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