Mid-Century dining tables

  • Double extending teak dining table (Made in Denmark 1960)

    Double extending teak dining table (Made in Denmark 1960)

    1,100.00
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    Double extending teak dining table (Made in Denmark 1960)

    Bring timeless Scandinavian Danish craftsmanship into your home with this beautiful mid-century Danish teak dining table, handcrafted in Denmark during the 1960s. Constructed from richly grained warm teak, this vintage dining table showcases the clean lines and functional elegance that define Danish modern design.

    Designed with convenience in mind, the table features two integrated draw-leaf extensions that smoothly pull out from either end, allowing you to expand the dining surface when entertaining guests and retract them when not in use. The seamless design preserves the table’s sleek profile while offering exceptional versatility.

    The warm teak finish highlights the natural beauty of the wood grain, making this piece an ideal centrepiece for both contemporary and traditional interiors.

    Dimensions:

    Closed: 143 x 93 cm

    Each extension: 55 x 93 cm

    Extended: 198 x 93 cm (one extension) 253 x 93 cm (two extensions)

    Height: 74 cm

    Gap for the chairs 124 long x 62.5 cm height.

    1,100.00
  • Small extending dining table (McIntosh 1960)

    Small extending dining table (McIntosh 1960)

    990.00
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    Small extending dining table (McIntosh 1960)

    Designed by Tom Robertson and handcrafted by A.H. McIntosh & Co. in Scotland during the 1960s, this exceptional dining table belongs to the celebrated Dunvegan collection, one of the most important and sought-after ranges produced by the renowned Scottish manufacturer during the golden age of Mid-Century Modern design.

    The table is distinguished by its elegant boat-shaped top, a refined silhouette that perfectly embodies the timeless sophistication and restrained beauty of Scandinavian-inspired British furniture design. Crafted with remarkable attention to detail, the table includes one extension leaf ingeniously stored beneath the tabletop in a single piece. By smoothly pulling apart the main top, the hidden extension is easily revealed and positioned, showcasing the intelligent craftsmanship and practical elegance for which McIntosh became internationally admired.

    What makes the Dunvegan collection especially important is the extraordinary organic joinery conceived by Tom Robertson. The seamless transition between the apron, legs, and tabletop demonstrates the sculptural artistry and cabinetmaking mastery that defined the finest Scottish furniture of the era. These beautifully flowing joints create a harmonious architectural form rarely found in modern production furniture.

    Today, original examples from the Dunvegan range are increasingly collectible, appreciated for their exceptional craftsmanship, timeless proportions, and enduring design legacy. This table stands as a remarkable representation of 1960s Scottish Mid-Century Modern furniture, combining elegance, functionality, and heritage in one beautifully crafted piece.


    Dimensions:

    Closed: 154 x 91 cm

    Extended: 198 x 91 cm

    Height: 74 cm

    Gap for the chairs: 98 x height 67 cm

    990.00
  • McIntosh Dunvegan Teak Dining Set – Round Extending Table & 4 Chairs (1960s Scotland)

    McIntosh Dunvegan Teak Dining Set – Round Extending Table & 4 Chairs (1960s Scotland)

    1,800.00
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    McIntosh Dunvegan Teak Dining Set – Round Extending Table & 4 Chairs (1960s Scotland)

    A refined expression of mid-century craftsmanship, this round extending dining table with four chairs was designed by Tom Robertson for A.H. McIntosh as part of the celebrated Dunvegan Collection, crafted in Scotland.

    Executed in richly grained teakwood, the table displays a warm, flowing surface, where the natural beauty of the timber takes centre stage. Its clever extension mechanism allows the table to expand with ease, offering both intimacy and versatility for everyday dining or larger gatherings. The subtly sculpted apron and tapered legs reflect the quiet sophistication and balance that define Robertson’s work.

    The accompanying four chairs are elegantly proportioned, featuring slender teak frames and upholstered seats, designed for both comfort and enduring style. Together, they form a harmonious ensemble rooted in the traditions of Scottish cabinetmaking.

    This is a set that speaks of heritage, quality, and timeless design, where every detail has been shaped with care and intention.

    We also hold additional matching chairs in stock which are ready to be reupholstered to your preference. Should you wish to create a larger set or select a different fabric or finish, we would be pleased to assist.

    Please contact us to discuss upholstery options, and we will arrange the chairs to be finished according to your requirements, ensuring a result that sits in perfect harmony with the character of this distinguished set.

    Price per chair: £225


    Dimensions:

    Diameter 122 cm

    Extension: 45 cm

    Table extended: 167 x 122 cm

    Height: 74 cm

    1,800.00
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    McIntosh double extending dining table (Rosewood)

    1,500.00
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    McIntosh double extending dining table (Rosewood)

    *Pictures of the next available table will be ready very soon. Should you wish to place a back order, no payment is required at this stage. Simply proceed with the order and, at checkout, select “pay by bank transfer.” Once the photographs and a detailed video are prepared, you will be the first to receive them, giving you the opportunity to review the piece carefully and decide whether you wish to proceed with the order.

    Designed by Tom Robertson and brought to life by the skilled hands of A.H. McIntosh in Scotland during the 1960s, this double-extending dining table stands as a quiet testament to the enduring artistry of the Dunvegan collection. Its top, fashioned from exquisite rosewood, reveals a breathtaking tapestry of organic shapes and flowing highlights, each grain line weaving a pattern of rare and timeless beauty.

    The structural frame and legs, sculpted in deep, dignified teak, lend the piece a steadfast presence—rooted, graceful, and true to the heritage of mid-century craftsmanship.

    A jewel of its era, it honours the traditions of thoughtful design and the patient work of master makers.


    Dimensions

    Closed: 160 x 90 cm

    each extension: 38 x 90

    Table open with one extension 198 x 90

    Table completely extended: 236 x 90

    Height 74cm

    The gap between the legs on the long side is 114 cm.

    1,500.00