Danish Round and Oval Extendable Dining Table in Teak by Ib Kofod-Larsen for Faarup Møbelfabrik, 1960s

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Description

A beautiful, high-quality danish scandinavian dining table from the 1960s, in the mid-century modern design style, is offered here.

special … Read more A beautiful, high-quality danish scandinavian dining table from the 1960s, in the mid-century modern design style, is offered here.

special features

+ a timelessly modern, very robust dining table made of solid teak.

+ the round/oval dining table can be extended by 50 centimeters with an additional leaf, providing ample space for 6 people, and perhaps even a little more with the right seating arrangement.

+ first-class quality, craftsmanship, simplicity, and functionality characterize this table model.

+ organic, classic danish design with rounded corners and edges.

+ we attribute the design to ib-kofod larsen for faarup mobelfabrik in denmark, but due to a lack of markings, we cannot confirm this with 100% certainty.

+ the single, additional table leaf must be stored separately.

dimensions

diameter without leaves: 120 cm * width extended with one leaf: 170 cm * height: 72.5 cm * height to underside of table: 67 cm *

condition
the table has been refinished by us (the teak surface was completely sanded and oiled several times with high-quality teak oil). It is in very good condition and well-maintained.

+ due to the refinishing, there are only a few minor, superficial signs of wear consistent with age on the solid wood surface. These include small blemishes such as surface scratches or small nicks, as well as occasional slight color variations due to light and age.

+ additionally, there is a repaired area with extra screws directly under the tabletop, at the top of one of the four legs (this is clearly visible in one of the pictures above). The table, and therefore the leg as well, is very stable – nothing wobbles or tilts. The repair will not be visually noticeable during everyday use; this flaw is only visible when looking under the table.

\.all of the aforementioned signs of wear are only slightly more visible upon closer inspection, and are not significant.

+ the pictures are part of the condition and offer; they show the general condition and the most important flaws. this piece is designed in the style of the selected designer and/or manufacturer See less