McIntosh Extending Oval Dining Set by Tom Robertson — Dunvegan Collection, 1960s

A McIntosh Extending Dining Set by Tom Robertson — Dunvegan Collection, 1960s

A distinguished dining set designed by Tom Robertson and handcrafted in Scotland by A.H. McIntosh during the 1960s for the celebrated Dunvegan Collection.

The set features an elegant oval extending dining table, masterfully made in warm teak, showcasing the natural depth and radiance of the wood’s grain. The table extends smoothly to provide additional space for dining, combining functionality with timeless grace.

It is accompanied by four McIntosh dining chairs, model 9533, whose softly curved backs and tapered frames complement the table’s refined form. Each chair tucks neatly beneath the apron, maintaining the harmonious proportions that define Robertson’s work.

A fine example of Scottish mid-century craftsmanship, this ensemble captures the quiet sophistication and enduring appeal of McIntosh design.

Dimensions:

• Closed: 153 × 90 cm

• Extended: 198 × 95 cm

• Extension leaf: 45 cm

• Height: 74 cm