McIntosh double extending dining table (Rosewood)

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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.