Dining Table in Oak with Extension Leaves by Kurt Østervig for Kp Møbler, 1960s

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A large and elegant dining table designed by the renowned danish designer kurt østervig for kp møbler in denmark. A … Read more A large and elegant dining table designed by the renowned danish designer kurt østervig for kp møbler in denmark. A solid danish quality table that combines timeless design with well-thought-out functionality and generous dimensions.

the table is made of solid oak with a waxed surface that highlights the wood's natural luster and provides a durable finish. The oval table top has softly rounded shapes that create a harmonious and inviting expression. The elegantly tapered legs reinforce the table's light and timeless character.

two extension leaves are included, making the table very flexible and adaptable as needed. The extension leaves are veneered and without a frame. They can be used individually or together depending on how many guests are to be accommodated. With both extension leaves mounted, approximately ten to twelve people can comfortably sit around the table.

when the table is used in the fully extended position, the included support leg can be mounted for extra stability. When not in use, it is conveniently stored under the table.

the generous depth makes the table particularly suitable for larger dinners and social events where there is plenty of space for table setting, serving dishes and socializing.

like many of kurt østervig's furniture, the table is characterized by high quality, well-balanced proportions and a design language that works equally well in modern and classic homes. The warm oak harmonizes beautifully with both oak and teak furniture as well as painted furniture in different styles.

the legs are easy to disassemble for transport.

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dimensions

160 x 120 cm

height 74 cm

2 extension leaves of 50 cm each

maximum length 260 cm

condition

very good condition with only very few signs of wear. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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