A pretty teak dining table with tapered legs, an unusual apron detail, and 2 leaves. Unmarked. Easily seats 8 (if not 10) with both leaves inserted.
In very good vintage condition. Please see photos: there is a slight separation in the edge banding on the table and one leaf and a few other minor imperfections as shown.
43.75" diameter x 28.375" h
With one leaf: 65" long
With two leaves: 84.375" long
This is a spectacular Danish dining table by master Arne Vodder for Sibast. With it's drop leaves lowered, it seats two in a breakfast nook. With the drop leaves up, it seats 6. Add one large leaf and it seats 8 comfortably. Add the second leaf, and at a whopping 9 1/2 feet long it seats 10 easily!
This table is crafted of very fine old growth teak with beautiful details like the brass leaf hinges and sculpted edge detail. The elegantly turned legs are unusual and very Vodder. This table is in excellent vintage condition with a few small exceptions. One of the removable leaves has a chunk missing from the corner. There are a couple of areas of light discoloration on the top, a couple of small repaired dents to the edge, a shallow dent on the edge of one of the drop leaves, and a couple of minor scratches. Includes the original, excellent condition, padded table covers for the entire length.
(We also have a set of Arne Vodder teak and leather dining chairs.)
With drop leaves down: 41.5" long x 28.25" deep (tabletop; 30.75" deep overall) x 28.375" h
With drop leaves opened: 41.5" x 69.875" x 28.375"
With one leaf in place: 41.5" x 91.75" x 28.375"
With drop leaves opened: 41.5" x 115.675" x 28.375"
This Danish teak sweet table is SO lovely in person, and perfect for a small apartment or condo. Two leaves pull out to increase the table size, and the top can be flipped over to a black leatherette side for games or projects. Made in the 1960s by Hundevad and Co, Denmark. This piece is in excellent vintage condition, with really outstanding grain and patina.
There are a few minor dings along the edges and one scratch on the corner as shown. Black leatherette has a few scuffs and dings and shown. (Chairs not included.)
31.375" square x 27.5" h
With leaves extended: 31.375" x 56.125"
This table has such a great look! Recently imported from a Danish auction house. The tabletop is teak, with darker Afromosia (Afrormosia) edges, apron, and legs. The legs are a wonderful shape, tapered and oval in section. Very unusual: we've never seen another one like it!
The leaves self-store, so you don't have to worry about them getting lost or damaged when not in use. This table is in good vintage condition with some signs of wear commensurate with age and use. The tabletop has some scratches and marks as shown, and has a slight unevenness of color. Table legs have light wear. Edges have some dings and paint scrapes. The apron has a couple of chips right where the leg joins. Please see photos.
54" x 34.5" x 28.5"
With both leaves extended: 93.5" long.
What a handsome table! Designed by one of the most respected Danish designers of the era and built by France & Son. Each table has a serial number as shown. This table displays wonderful craftsmanship: when extended, the leaves mate perfectly with the edges of the tabletop.
This piece is in excellent vintage condition with a restored tabletop. There are a few minor scratches as shown, a chip on the edge of one leaf, and a chip on the bottom of the apron on one side.
55" x 35.75" x 28.5"
With both leaves extended: 98.5" long
This is a beautifully made, refined teak extension table made in Denmark in the 1950s or 1960s. It has gorgeous glowing book matched teak wood veneers with solid teak edging and legs. Nicely designed with details such as the elegantly tapered sides and curved apron. It just makes you happy to look at it!
The tapered leaves self-store so you never have to worry about damaging or storing them. Either one leaf or both may be extended for a variety of seating options. Fully extended seats 8.
In excellent vintage condition with a restored top. There is one light ring on the corner as shown. As is common with nearly all tables with leaves, due to a difference in sun exposure the leaves are a slightly different color than the top. Marked "Made in Denmark".
53.75" x 33.375" x 29.5" high
With both leaves extended = 99.375"
A rare Brazilian rosewood dining table by John Mortensen. Model HM25/55 for Heltborg Møbler circa late 1960s. This piece is absolutely gorgeous in person and very versatile, seating 4-10.
The tabletop and leaves have been completely stripped and refinished with Danish oil. It is in truly excellent vintage condition. There are a few extremely light scratches and a tiny chip on the corner of one of the leaves.
51" diameter x 28.25" high
With one leaf: 70.675"
With two leaves: 90.375"
This is a lovely, rare expandable dining table with flip-top by Børge Mogensen for Søborg Mobelfabrik, Denmark. Designed in the 1950s. Very high-quality construction. It features beautiful solid brass locking hardware and hinges; the high-quality teak has a wonderful, warm patina.
In good vintage condition. The top of the "closed" table has been refinished with three coats of Danish oil. It has a few light scratches. When opened, the tabletop has some scratches, burn marks, and slightly discolored areas. The apron has a few chips where the legs attach.
35.5" x 35.5" x 28.5"
When opened: 35.5" x 71"
This gorgeous expandable dining table is usually attributed to Niels O. Moller, but we have not confirmed the designer. Either way, it is a beautifully designed and expertly made table. It features beautifully grained teak veneers that match across the tabletop and both of the leaves. The leaves store within the table when not in use. The elegantly carved double-pedestal base allow easy chair placement, since there are no legs at the edges to get in the way.
This table is in excellent vintage condition with with only very minor surface scratches and some dings along one edge from being stored on end. As is typical with vintage tables, the two leaves are a slightly different color because they have not been exposed to sunlight as much as the tabletop. The leaves have a couple of minor chips along the edges.
63.675" long x 41.5" deep x 28.675" high
With one leaf: 82.875" long; seats 8-10
With two leaves: 102"; easily seats 12
Wonderful teak dining table by Hornslet, circa 1960. I love the unusual leg detail! This table includes two fully-aproned leaves.
In very good vintage condition with minor scratches and small chips. The top was refinished by the previous owner, and has a couple areas where the veneer was aggressively sanded, as shown. One leaf had a large chunk missing from the apron, and has been repaired.
47.125" diameter x 28.5" high
with one leaf 47.125" x 70.75
with two leaves 47.125" x 70.625"
Designed by Niels Koefoed for Hornslet Mobelfabrik, this is an especially nice version of the classic Danish pedestal table. Two bi-fold leaves store inside the table. The tabletop has been stripped and rubbed with three coats of Danish oil.
This table is in excellent vintage condition with a couple of minor scratches and a small gouge. There are a couple of chips on the apron as shown. The leaves have some slightly discolored areas where the sunlight did not hit them when stored. Exposure to light will even that out over time. One leaf has some small chips along the edge.
47.25" diameter x 28.5" high
with one leaf 47.25" x 65.25"
with two leaves 47.25" x 83"
A beautiful Danish dining table crafted by Heltborg Møbler. The legs have a unique angled joint. This table has two fully-aproned leaves to extend the table for a crowd.
This table is in very good vintage condition with a beautiful rich patina. The top has a slight ring, a few light scratches, a small dent, and a lightly discolored area on one side (see top view.) There are a few light abrasions on the sides.
47" diameter
with one leaf 47" x 66.75"
with two leaves 47" x 86.375"
height 28.5"
Designed in 1962, this beautiful round-to-oval table was made in Denmark by Sorø Stolefabrik. The leg detail is wonderful. It's an extremely well-made piece, with substantial solid teak legs and a massive solid teak apron. It was designed for use with up to four leaves, and features an ingenious automatic kick-stand system to support the leaves when so many are used (kickstand not needed for one or two leaves.) Other signs of quality are the fully-skirted leaves and wonderful small details such as impressed numbers to match legs to openings. It is a very well-made table!
With all four leaves deployed, this table is truly enormous!
Height: 28.5”
With no leaves: 47.1875” diameter - seats 4
With one leaf: 47.1875” x 66.875” - seats 6
With two leaves: 47.1875” x 86.75” - seats 8
With three leaves: 47.1875” x 106.375” - seats 10
With four leaves: 47.1875” x 126.125” - seats 12
Condition: truly excellent vintage condition. Beefy apron has a lighter stripe in the wood (original). One leaf has small white scratch and small chip on edge. One leaf has chip on apron. Otherwise, just very minor light wear.
This is a wonderfully sculptural dining table designed in the 1950s by Merton Gershun for American of Martinsville's iconic 'Dania' line. We are pleased to offer an entire dining suite from this collection including dining chairs, credenza, buffet and china cabinet.
Gorgeously grained walnut veneers in a stunning parquet pattern, an elegant tapered shape, a beautifully shaped cutout apron, and tapered solid walnut legs contribute to this unique design. This is a large table, and gets even bigger with the two leaves inserted! Includes the original shaped-to-fit protective table pads.
In good vintage condition with a few light scratches, dings and minor veneer chips. Table top has an area of finish loss as shown. The leaves show a little more wear from storage: one has a scratch, one has an area of finish wear and veneer chips. Price reflects condition.
62.25" long x 40" wide x 29.75" high
With one leaf: 74.25" long
With 2 leaves: 86.375" long
A beautiful vintage Danish teak refectory table in a more petite size: perfect for apartments or smaller homes. In typical ingenious Danish fashion, the leaves are self-storing, so you never have to worry about them getting lost or damaged. You can pull out one or both leaves to extend the table as needed: it is a very practical and dynamic mid-century design.
This table features elegant details such as elegantly curved edges and well-proportioned turned legs. The grain and patina are beautiful.
This table is in excellent vintage condition with only minor signs of wear. The tabletop has been stripped and refinished with three coats of Danish Oil. There are a few light scratches.
48.25" x 32.5" x 28.375" high
Fully extended the table is 84.5" long.
This is an absolutely gorgeous, finely crafted dining table, #HA-15232, with two leaves. Designed by renowned Danish designers Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen, almost certainly built by Søborg Møbelfabrik and imported by John Stuart, a high-end retail showroom in the 1950s and 60s. This table has a fine edge, beautiful oval tapered legs, and a rich, soulful patina.
Signed with the John Stuart stamp. It is in excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate signs of use. There are few small scratches on the tabletop and a small dent. There are a few tiny slivers of veneer loss along the edge where the two sides meet. Please see detail photos.
60" x 40" x 28.75" There are two 12" leafs, so the table could be 5', 6', or 7' long. Photos show zero, one and two leaves installed.
Chairs not included but available separately.
A large vintage Danish teak refectory table made by Ansager Mobler. In typical ingenious Danish fashion, the leaves are self-storing, so you never have to worry about them getting lost or damaged. You can pull out one or both leaves to extend the table as needed: it is a very practical and dynamic mid-century design. Lovely matching wood grain across the tabletop (please note: in these photos the leaves were inserted on the incorrect sides, when installed correctly the matched grain flows across all three surfaces.)
Seats 4-6 when closed and up to 10 with both leaves extended. In good vintage condition with some scratches and a small burn to the table top and typical light wear overall. Please see detail photos. One of the leaves is missing the liner for the grab-handle on the underside, which does not show and does not affect use.
Chairs are not included but are available separately.
55.25" x 37.5" x 29.25" high
With both leaves extended 94.75"
A sweet vintage Danish teak refectory table made by Ansager Mobler. In typical ingenious Danish fashion, the leaves are self-storing, so you never have to worry about them getting lost or damaged. You can pull out one or both leaves to extend the table as needed: it is a very practical and dynamic mid-century design. Beautiful wood grain and patina.
Seats 4-6 unextended and up to 10 with both leaves out! This table is in very good vintage condition. The top has two very light rings and some light scratches. The edges and legs have typical light dings. Please see photos.
Chairs are not included but are available separately.
53.25" x 35.5" x 29" high
With both leaves extended 95.675"
This is a very unusual Danish table by Søborg Møbelfabrik. We believe it was designed by Borge Mogensen, and features his signature European oak legs and trim with contrasting walnut table surfaces and apron. Self-storing leaves extend the table to seat a crowd!
This table was refinished by the previous owner, who was a little bit overly vigorous with the sandpaper. There are a couple of areas of sanded-through veneer as shown, a blemish in the tabletop, and some scratches as pictured. The leaves are lighter in color than the tabletop. This would be a >$1,800 table in perfect condition, so this is a great chance to own a unique, rare Danish design for much less.
33.5" x 49.25" x 29.675" high
fully extended: 88.675" long
This is a lovely Danish modern teak dining table with an unusual and handsome leg detail. It includes one fully-skirted leaf that matches the tabletop perfectly - uncommon with vintage teak tables!
In very good vintage condition with light, age-appropriate wear. There are a few light scratches on the top, and the edge-banding has been re-glued in one spot. There is a slightly faded area and a couple of extremely light rings.
48" diameter x 28.75" high
With leaf: 48" x 67.5"
