Scandinavian Teak Extendable Dining Table - SOLD

A lovely vintage Danish teak refectory table. In typical ingenious Danish fashion, the leaves are self-storing, so you never have to worry about them getting lost or damaged. This table is c. 1960s and very nicely made, with an unusually shaped skirt with flared ends. 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 piece has noticeable wear and scratches, and a repair to one leg as shown. It is priced accordingly and is still a lovely piece of quality furniture.

53” x 33 1/2” x 29 1/4”h
With one leaf: 71 3/4”
With both leaves: 90 3/8”

SOLD - Rare Teak Dining Table by Madsen Larsen for Willy Beck

This is a special piece. It was designed by architects Ejnar Larsen & Aksel Bender Madsen and produced by cabinet maker Willy Beck in Copenhagen, Denmark 1951. This design duo's creations for Willy Beck are some of the most coveted Danish pieces. The craftmanship and quality of this piece is outstanding. It feels very hand-made. Marked with Willy Beck’s metal label on the underside.

The table is extendable on European white oak runners and includes one hinged leaf, which stores inside. It is in very good vintage condition with signs of wear. There are numerous dings and dents along the edges, light scratches, a small burn mark, and a couple of light rings. One side has small splits in the edge banding. Please see photos.

51” x 50 1/2” x 28 7/8” high
With leaf 51” x 70 1/2”

Larsen + Madsen Designer Bio

SCULPTURAL TEAK DINING TABLE WITH SELF-STORING LEAVES BY JOHANNES ANDERSEN - SOLD

A rare design by Danish master Johannes Andersen for Uldum Møbelfabrik. Andersen is known for his beautifully sculptural table and chair designs, often utilizing the signature leg joinery detail seen here. This particular piece is unusual and more finely detailed that we usually see. That substantial edge, with the curved inset reveal, is crafted of beefy pieces of solid teak! Also unusual: the leaves are a butterfly design that store within “trays” on each end, and open up on brass hardware to lengthen the table on either, or both, ends.

This table is in excellent refinished condition. One leaf has an old filled chip as shown. The table top has very light scratches and faint rings.

63” x 34 5/8” x 28 3/8” h
With one leaf 82 5/8”
With both leaves 102 3/8”
Clearance under sides is 25 1/4”
Clearance under the end horizontal cross-piece is 23”

Arne Vodder for Sibast Møbler Teak Dining Table - SOLD

This is a classic and elegant table by Danish master Arne Vodder for Sibast Møbler, c. 1960. This table stands above the more typical examples of Danish refectory tables, displaying Vodder’s subtly curved tapered legs, scalloped leaf edge, and delicate curved leaf corners that follow the tabletop’s outline. REeains metal Sibast Møbler tag.

In very good vintage condition. The refinished top shows some light scratches, light rings, and a blemish as shown. There are some light scratches on the leaves.

54 7/8” x 33 3/4” x 29 1/2” h
With both leaves extended 109” (seats 10 comfortably)

Arne Vodder Designer Bio

Rosengren Hansen, Illums Bolighus, Teak Dining Table - ON HOLD

A rare teak dining table with truly unusual details. This piece was designed by Henry Rosengren Hansen for Brande Møbelindustri and retailed in the high-end Danish design store Illums Bolighus. It features Rosengren Hansen’s signature sculptural and inset leg joints, wonderful 2-piece wedge-shaped legs, and a great system for storing the two leaves inside the table. This is a special piece.

In very good vintage condition. The top and leaves have been refinished and have light scratches and blemishes.

64 3/4” x 39” x 28 1/8” h
With both leaves in place 100 1/4” long

Drexel 'Declaration' Walnut Dining Table with Leaves by Kipp Stewart - SOLD

In the late 1950’s, Stewart MacDougall and Kipp Stewart partnered with Drexel Heritage to design Declaration, a modern collection in natural walnut. The collection featured beautiful and subtle details: in the case of this table, the shape is a subtle and elegant slightly squared-off circle, and the legs taper beautifully to create a light and airy feel.

We also have a matching set of https://vintagemodernmaine.com/seating/2020/10/30/kipp-stewart-for-drexel-walnut-amp-rosewood-dining-chairs-set6-975

This table includes two leaves. The top has been refinished: it is in good vintage condition with some slightly lighter spots on the table top as shown, some dings and scratches and edge wear. Priced accordingly.

44 1/8” diameter x 29” high
With one leaf: 66 1/8”
With two leaves 88 1/8”

Danish Teak Dining Table with 2 Leaves by E. Valentin - SOLD

This teak dining table by Edvard Valentin expands to seat a large gathering! It is very well-made and thoughtfully designed: the two leaves store within the table when not in use, and each leaf has latches underneath to keep the pieces tight together.

This table is in very good vintage condition. The top has been stripped and refinished. There are a couple of slightly darker spots from old water damage.

63” long x 41” wide x 27 1/2” high
with one leaf: 82 1/4” long
with both leaves: 101” long!

Rare Teak and Brass Dining Table by Børge Mogensen - SOLD

Wow, wow, wow! This is a stunning dining table. Model 140 designed by Børge Mogensen, produced Karl Andersson & Söner Øresund, Sweden, 1950s. The joinery and details on this table are just wonderful. The rich dark teak contrasts beautifully with the solid brass leg details and leaf hinges; this piece is really stunning in person! When not in use, the two leaves store within the table. Unlike many expandable round tables that leave gaps in the apron when expanded, this piece features sliding supports for the leaves, allowing the base and apron to stay in one piece.

This piece is in excellent restored vintage condition. There are a few light rings on the leaves. The runners are a little tight, so you will need two people to extend it and insert the leaves.

51 1/8” diameter
Each leaf adds 17”

Børge Mogensen Designer Bio

Immaculate Danish Teak Table with Rosewood Inlay and 2 Leaves - SOLD

This gorgeous table is in amazing condition, because it spent its entire life covered with custom table pads, which are included. The teak is rich and beautifully grained, and this is the only table we have seen with this beautiful detail: a thin rosewood inlay around the edge. Just gorgeous!

Other than the most minor signs of age, the only thing to note is that one of the leaves has a couple of nicks on the edge and a small chip along the seam as pictured. Full custom table pads with locking fasteners are included.

45 1/4” diameter
With one leaf 45 1/4” x 65 1/8”
With both leaves 45 1/4” x 85”

1960s Danish Rosewood Dining Table with 2 Hidden Butterfly Leaves - SOLD

This is a lovely 1960s Danish rosewood table with gorgeous grain and two leaves that store folded and hidden inside.

Notice how nicely made it is, with wide, curved laminated apron and wooden brackets holding the leaves. It has a beautiful butterfly mechanism wherein the two leaves are stored within the table and flip up to meet with the half-round sides. The study legs have an elegant carved detail and gorgeous rosewood grain.

This table presents very well for its age, and has the usual signs of wear consistent with age and use. These include a few light scratches and blemishes as shown and some chips and veneer loss on the apron. Price reflects these.

(Chairs shown are not included, but for sale separately.)

Without leaves: 48 1/2" diameter x 29 1/2" high
With one leaf: 62 3/8"
With both leaves: 76 1/4"
Clearance under apron: 25 1/4”

Rare George Nelson for Herman Miller Walnut Dining Table - SOLD

This is an uncommon, beautifully designed walnut dining table with a self-storing butterfly leaf. Designed by the American master George Nelson for Herman Miller. Retains original metal label. A special piece.

In excellent vintage condition with a few minor scratches and dings as shown. The leaf is a slightly different color due to lack of sun exposure and there is a slightly darker area on one side of the leaf as shown.

77 3/4” x 36” x 29 1/8”
With leaf 59 3/4” w

VERY LARGE (OR VERY PETITE!) TEAK DINING TABLE BY ARNE VODDER FOR SIBAST - SOLD

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 glowing teak with beautiful details like the brass leaf hinges and sculpted edge detail. The elegantly turned legs are unusual and very Vodder.

Provenance: from the collection of a family who purchased a houseful of furniture in Denmark in the 1950s and had it shipped over to the US, where it remained in storage for many years. It was extraordinarily well-cared for, along with the rest of the Moller, Nanna Ditzel, Arne Vodder and Finn Juhl furniture we obtained from the same collection. This table is in excellent vintage condition with only the most minor signs of wear. There is a little bit of play in the wooden sliding extension supports which allows for a slight sag in the middle when both leaves are installed. Using small wooden shims between the supports and leaves will level the table in this situation.

With drop leaves down: 41 5/8" long x 28 3/8" deep (tabletop; 30 3/4" deep overall) x 28 3/8" h
With drop leaves opened: 41 5/8" x 70" x 28 3/8" "
With one leaf in place: 41 5/8" x 92" x 28 3/8" "
With two leaves in place: 41.5" x 114" x 28 3/8" "

Unusual Teak Dining Table by Rastad & Relling, Norway - SOLD

This is a very beautiful and unusual dining table, Model R3, made by Gustav Bahus in Norway in the early 1960s and Rolf Rastad and Adolf Relling. It features an unusual tapered shape, beautiful edging detail, turned solid afrormosia legs, and two leaves that store inside the table when not in use. We rescued this beauty from under a thick layer of old oil and grime, and it’s now back to its former glory :)

The table is in excellent vintage condition with only minor signs of wear. The veneer is ever so slightly raised at one corner. One leaf has a slight chip along the center edge, the other has a repaired chip near one end. As is common with vintage teak tables, the leaves are slightly lighter than the table due to being exposed to a different amount of light.

63” x 38 1/8” x 28 7/8” high
With one leaf: 79 1/2”
With both leaves: 96 1/4”

Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen Teak Dining Table - SOLD

A rare Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen design for Bodafors, Sweden. Oval teak dining table with oak legs, two leaves and sweet details. Because the table does not have a continuous apron, it is easy to scoot arm chairs up to the table, often an issue with mid-century dining sets.

In very good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. See photos.

55” x 47”
With one leaf: 74 33/8” x 47”
With two leaves: 94 1/8” x 47”

Spectacular Danish Teak & Brass Dining Table by Peter Hvidt & Orla Molgaard-Nielsen - SOLD

A sculptural teak drop-leaf table, Model No. 20/59 designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Molgaard-Nielsen, c. 1960, for France & Son, Denmark. The graceful carved solid teak legs with brass hardware details swing out to support the elegant leaves to create an elongated oval surface. This is a perfectly versatile table: designed to be used as a beautiful console table with the leaves down; or, for small homes, it can be used against the wall with one leaf extended as a small table for 2 or 3, and then pulled out and fully opened to seat more. (With no apron in the way, arm chairs can slide all the way under the tabletop, an uncommon feature in Danish tables of this era. )This table is just gorgeous from any angle!

Literature: Mobilia 1960, Ellekilde catalogue, no. 48, fig. 203.

In excellent vintage condition. The corners of the leaves have a couple of tiny chips as shown. The table top has a few light scratches.

Fully opened: 64” x 56” x 28 5/8”

Excellent Danish Walnut Dining Table by Gudme Møbelfabrik - SOLD

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 warm walnut 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 a light stain/ring which is difficult to see except in certain light. The edge band has a couple of minor dings as pictured. 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. One ring has a small chip and light wear on the edge.

63 1/4" long x 41.5" deep x 28 5/8" high
Each leaf adds 19 3/16”
With two leaves: 101 3/4"

Danish Teak Dining Table with 2 leaves - SOLD

Beautiful teak dining table, made in Denmark by Gudme Møbelfabrik. This piece is very well-made, with adjustable leg levelers and latches underneath each section to keep it tightly matched no matter how many leaves are installed.

In excellent vintage condition. The table top has a few light scratches and a very light ring. One leaf has a small area of sand-through as shown.

48” diameter x 28 1/4” tall
Each leaf adds 19 3/16”

Sculptural Teak Dining Table with self-storing leaves by Arne Hovmand Olsen - SOLD

This beautiful, elegantly carved 1960s Danish teak dining table is much larger than most we see. Not only is the table itself wider and longer than usual, but it contains two colossal self-storing leaves! Extend one or both as the party dictates. By Arne Hovmand-Olsen for Mogens Kold. We love the softly curved, beefy edge profile and joinery details. A very handsome and unusual table!

This table is in very good vintage condition. The tabletop shown only a few minor scuffs and dings as shown. There are a few areas of scratches on the sides. There are a couple of well-done professionally repaired splits: on one corner, and underneath on one side where it is not visible. One of the leaf supports has a chip on the bottom edge, only visible when leaf is extended.

71” long x 40 1/2” deep x 28 3/4” high
Each leaf adds a whopping 32 1/2”, for a fully extended length of 134 1/2” (11 feet, 2 1/2”!)
Clearance under tabletop at ends 26”
Clearance under tabletop in middle 25”

Stunning Danish Walnut Dining Table with 3 Leaves - SOLD

This is a drop-dead gorgeous dining table. The walnut is beautiful, with glowing and iridescent graining. The detailing and construction are extremely fine. Although unmarked, we believe this piece was retailed at Mills Denmark in New York, and probably made by Søborg Møbelfabrik in Denmark. This table shares many details with tables by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen that we have sold in the past. We love the fine, rounded edge banding, elegantly arched apron, and high quality construction. It’s a stunner!

In excellent vintage condition. The table top and leaves have a couple of minor scratches and blemishes as shown. The leaves have slight wear to the edge banding from storage. One leg has a very minor non-structural crack to the inside.

The table was originally designed to be used with no leaves, one, two, or three. All of the leves are fully skirted to match the table. We recommend using the table with at least one leaf installed. Over time the fit has changed, and it’s difficult to get the two halves together (and apart) with no leaves.

With one leaf installed:
42” wide x 59 7/8” long x 28 1/2” high
Each additional leaf adds 17 7/8” inches, for a maximum length of 95 5/8”
Clearance from floor to apron is 25 1/8”

Extra Large Mid-Century Teak Dining Table with 3 Leaves - SOLD

What a handsome table! Absolutely gorgeous matched teak top with lovely grain. The contrasting pecan apron and legs have wonderful detail. This table is wider than typical Danish tables, great for a larger space. Includes three 12” unskirted leaves for larger gatherings.

The tabletop is in excellent vintage condition, with a tiny chip on the center seam, a small dent on one edge, a small scratch and a 1/2” darker spot. See photos. Solid pecan legs have scuffs and abrasions from daily use. One leg has tooth marks from a Bad Dog ;) One leaf matches the top very well, the other two are slightly lighter from less sun exposure.

44” wide x 60” long x 29 1/4” high
25 1/2” clearance floor to apron
each leaf adds 12” for a maximum length of 96”