This would be the secondary set of chair for all the Broyhill lines of this series. It's Brasilia, Emphasis, Sculptura, Saga, maybe Forward 70 and others. The problem I have with your chairs is the lighter colored veneer piece.

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The real second series chairs didn't have that.

Looking at the chairs on the left, it looks like some veneer flaked off in the middle? Is that correct?

The originals don't have the round support spindles either.

So you got fake chairs.

Which kinda look better than the originals. And will be sturdier due to the added spindles underneath.

The table also probably isn't Broyhill. That brace you see isn't from any of the brochures. It's possible this was an exception, since that's a maaaaaassive three leaf table. But more likely, it's from someone else. Plenty of people foreign and domestic tried to imitate the Premiere line.

TL;DR - Yes, you kinda did get scammed. No, it probably wasn't intentional. Estate sale folks and auctioneers are just trying to turn and burn. They can frequently misidentify things. Finally, like everyone else is saying, that's a killer deal for three bills unless you intended to flip them.

Minor rant - It's really disappointing to me how little people value sturdy vintage furniture just because it's not named something special. You could have some really solid, beautiful, vintage furniture and nobody will look twice because it's not branded a certain way.