Teak Table by Edvard Valentinsen for Ringe, Denmark, 1970s

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This extendable scandinavian table is a creation of the danish designer edvard valentinsen. It was manufactured in denmark by the … Read more This extendable scandinavian table is a creation of the danish designer edvard valentinsen. It was manufactured in denmark by the ringe workshop around 1978. Its clean, minimalist lines are highly sought after. This piece of furniture is therefore perfectly suited to vintage enthusiasts and contemporary decorating projects.

elegant scandinavian design in fine wood

the tabletop immediately catches the eye with its beautiful veneer and mesmerizing grain. Indeed, its natural patterns add a touch of character to your room. Similarly, the central base is made of solid teak.

this base ensures excellent sturdiness. Your guests can sit comfortably without any legroom issues. Furthermore, this extendable scandinavian table adapts very quickly to the number of place settings thanks to its two extensions:

without extensions: w 161 x d 104 x h 74 cm. It easily seats 6 people on a daily basis.

with 1 extension leaf: length of 209 cm. It seats 8 to 10 people.

with 2 extensions: total length of 257 cm. You can then accommodate up to 12 guests.

an authentic vintage table in very good condition

choosing a vintage scandinavian extendable table is a truly sustainable choice for your home. This piece dates from the late 1970s. Yet, it retains all its sturdiness and beautiful patina.

its overall condition is very good. The frame remains firm and the slides work well. However, the tabletop shows some minor signs of wear, normal for its age. These slight details are visible in our close-up photos.

technical details

designer: edvard valentinsen
origin: ringe (denmark)
period: 1970s (circa 1978-1980)
color: dark brown with warm grain
dimensions: height 74 cm | depth 104 cm | adjustable length: 161 cm / 209 cm / 257 cm this piece has an attribution mark,
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