Round Extendable Dining Table in Teak by Henning Kjærnulf for Sorø Stolefabrik, Denmark, 1960s

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This unique teak dining table from the 1960s is a true gem for the conscious interior designer. The table has … Read more This unique teak dining table from the 1960s is a true gem for the conscious interior designer. The table has undergone a careful renovation where the entire surface has been re-veneered, giving it an elegant and timeless finish. In addition to the beautiful surface, the table offers three extension leaves, making it perfect for adapting the size to your needs. Whether you want to create a cozy dining environment for the family or impress guests, this dining table is a fantastic opportunity that will become a highlight in your home for many years to come.

The large and generous dining table is designed by Henning Kjærnulf and the manufacturer of the table is Sorø Møbelfabrik in Denmark.

The table has a table top, extension leaves and legs in teak in a dark and golden tone. The table has all surfaces veneered with teak of the same quality as that used in manufacturing in the past. Nowadays, only cultivated teak is used, the kind used in newly manufactured garden furniture.

Under the table there is a support leg that folds out automatically when using several extension leaves. You can use the extension leaves individually or all three at the same time, depending on your needs! With the three extension leaves in the table, there is room for ten to twelve seats.
All the extension leaves have a frame and this gives the table an elegant and cohesive expression when the leaves are in!

The legs are tapered and are connected around the frame and the legs are easy to dismantle for transport.

A very solid table with excellent possibilities for great flexibility, from a small breakfast to dinner with family and friends!

115 cm ø +3×50 cm and 74 cm high with a total length of 265 cm.

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