Vintage Burlington Coffee Table from Parker Knoll, 1970s

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Vintage parker knoll burlington coffee table | 1970s | mid-century teak | scandinavian danish style a stunning original parker knoll … Read more Vintage parker knoll burlington coffee table | 1970s | mid-century teak | scandinavian danish style a stunning original parker knoll burlington coffee table from the 1970s, beautifully combining british craftsmanship with the clean, elegant lines of scandinavian and danish mid-century design. Crafted from beautifully grained teak, this stylish coffee table is a wonderful example of the sophisticated furniture produced during the golden age of british mid-century design. The warm natural timber and striking grain give the piece a luxurious yet wonderfully understated appearance. The standout feature is the beautifully designed central drawer, which is accessible from both sides of the table—a clever and practical detail that makes this piece as functional as it is attractive. Perfect for keeping magazines, books, remotes and other living-room essentials neatly tucked away. The table stands on elegant sled-style legs, with beautifully shaped timber construction that gives it a sculptural quality while maintaining the clean, streamlined appearance characteristic of the period. With its generous proportions, warm teak tones and timeless design, this is a fantastic coffee table for any living room. It would sit equally beautifully within a classic mid-century interior or a contemporary home looking for an authentic vintage statement piece. About parker knoll: parker knoll is one of britain's most respected furniture manufacturers, with a history stretching back to the 19th century. The company became particularly renowned for its high-quality upholstered furniture and later developed an impressive range of modern furniture during the mid-20th century. Lovingly cared for with minor signs of age, enhancing its vintage appeal. l 107cm x d 52cm x h 51cm i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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