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Tom Robertson designed this table with great expertise in the 1960s, and it was skillfully crafted from teakwood by A.H. McIntosh in Scotland, as part of the esteemed Dunvegan collection.

The table has been completely restored, enhancing its structural integrity while ensuring a beautifully polished finish for a smooth surface.

Dimensions:
– Table Closed: 153 cm x 91 cm, height 74 cm
– Table Extended: 199 cm x 91 cm, height 74 cm
– Extension: 46 cm x 91 cm

The table’s distinctive boat shape features a central width of 91 cm that gracefully tapers to 76 cm at each end. This innovative design not only contributes to its visual charm but also optimizes seating arrangements, making it a practical and stylish choice for any dining space.

Lennart Bender designed this table in the 1960s in Sweden for the esteemed cabinet maker Ulferts. Made from beautiful teak, this table showcases excellent craftsmanship and includes two extensions for added versatility. Each side features two convenient bars that allow for easy pulling out and support of the extensions, enhancing the table’s functionality, as shown in the accompanying pictures.

Each extension is equipped with two small wooden bolts that fit perfectly into corresponding holes in the support bars. This mechanism ensures that the extensions are securely attached to the table.

Dimensions
Table without extensions is 180 x 90 cm
Each extension: 55x 90
Table extended is 290 x 90
Height 72cm

Niels Möller design this table in Denmark in the ‘50s; handcrafted for the High end cabinet maker JLM.

The table has been fully restored and now boasts a vibrant teakwood grain. It is not only appreciated for its simple yet beautiful design, but also for the delicate manner in which the legs are joined to the table top.The table is completely restored and with a vibrant teakwood grain; the table is featured not only for the beauty of its simple designs but also for the delicate way of jointing the leg with the top of the table.

About Niels Möller, he designed in teak or rosewood, Moller furniture is particularly elegant. They are representative of the post-war Danish style: they are pieces of the highest quality. The “Modèle 75” chairs are very popular with design lovers. Biography Niels Otto Moller was born in Denmark in 1920. He began training as a cabinetmaker in 1939, before studying design at Arhus. In 1944, he founded J.L.Mollers Mobelfabrik. The company designed furniture with simple, timeless curves and rigorous production techniques. The company won prestigious awards such as the Danish Furniture Prize in 1974 and again in 1981. J.L.Mollers Mobelfabrik continues to produce beautiful furniture. The company remains family-owned and run by Jorgen Henrik Moller, son of designer Niels Otto Moller.

J.L. Møllers Møbelfabrik is renowned among collectors for its exceptionally crafted vintage chairs, dining tables, and other furniture items. The company has gained an international reputation as a top manufacturer of contemporary Scandinavian furniture by producing refined, long-lasting furniture that prioritizes functional forms over decoration.that favours pared-back functional forms over ornamentation has earned the company an international reputation as a leading manufacturer of modern Scandinavian furniture.

Dimensions

L. 160 cm

W.  90 cm

H.  73 cm

Extensions (2) 35 X 90 cm

Table full extended 230 x 90 H 73 cm

Solid pine table found in a farm in the Peak District. Plenty of character, the pinewood has been sanded and repolished with an ultra-transparent varnish to enjoy the beauty of its pine grain.

Measurements

L. 182 cm

W. 89 cm

H. 80 cm

Gap for the chairs 150 x 60 cm

Table designed by Lucian Ercolani for Ercol in England in the 1960s.

The table was made of elm and beech with a design of simple lines but with a lot of aesthetic force.

This piece is characterized by the incorporation of two folding wings to its structure, facilitating its opening to increase the number of diners at the table or, even, its positioning in smaller interiors.

The Ercol brand, still active today, continues to publish and manufacture furniture today.

Measures:

Table closed: 63 x 74 cm

Height: 71 cm

Open table: 138 x 74 cm

Each wing: 37 x 74 cm

You can find more Ercol pieces in the Vintage14 catalogue.

Dining table designed by Lucian Ercolani in the 1960s in High Wycombe, UK in elm and beech.

This table is considered, due to its design, one of the most famous and iconic of Ercol.