Mid-Century Danish Teak Round Extending Dining Table, 1960s

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beautifully proportioned mid century Danish extending dining table, crafted in richly grained teak and showcasing the timeless simplicity that defines … Read more beautifully proportioned mid century Danish extending dining table, crafted in richly grained teak and showcasing the timeless simplicity that defines Scandinavian design. When closed, the table forms an elegant 122 cm circular top, making it ideal for everyday dining while maintaining a compact footprint. Hidden neatly beneath the tabletop is a self-storing butterfly extension leaf, allowing the table to transform effortlessly into a generous oval that comfortably seats up to six people. A particularly well-designed feature is the pair of original metal locking catches beneath the tabletop. These secure the table firmly in its compact circular form when closed and also lock the butterfly extension securely into place when extended, ensuring excellent stability in both configurations. Supported by four gently tapered solid teak legs with softly rounded edging, this is a timeless Danish design that blends practicality with understated elegance. ⸻ Details * Mid century Danish extending dining table * Teak veneer with solid teak legs and edging * Circular table extending to an oval form * Original self-storing butterfly extension leaf * Original metal locking catches secure the table when closed and lock the butterfly leaf firmly in place when extended * Smooth, easy-to-use butterfly extension mechanism * Comfortably seats 4 when closed and up to 6 when extended * Circa 1960s–1970s Dimensions Closed * Diameter: 122 cm * Height: 74 cm Extended * Width: 162 cm * Depth: 122 cm * Height: 74 cm ⸻ Condition Very good vintage condition. The table has been professionally cleaned and polished and presents beautifully, with a rich, even teak tone throughout. There are only light age-related signs of use, including minor surface wear and small marks consistent with its vintage age. The extension mechanism operates smoothly, and the original locking hooks function exactly as intended. See less