A handsome Danish extending dining table by Glostrup Møbelfabrik, in solid teak.
The table has a distinctive profile, with a softly rounded edge to the top and contrasting recessed detail beneath, continuing into tapered legs with rounded corners. The substantial solid teak construction gives the table a pleasing sense of weight and solidity, while the proportions remain elegant and well considered. Robust enough for everyday family life — or a raucous dinner party.
Two extension leaves are stored within the table and can be pulled out and laid into place when extra guests arrive.
Generously proportioned, the table measures H74 × W90 × L125cm closed; 166.5cm with one leaf; 208.5cm fully extended. It comfortably seats 4–6 closed, 6–8 with one leaf and up to 10 when fully extended.
Very good vintage condition, with light signs of age and use consistent with its history.
Glostrup Møbelfabrik was a prominent Danish furniture manufacturer during the mid-century period, producing high-quality furniture principally in teak and rosewood. The company worked with a number of notable Danish designers, including Grete Jalk, Svend Åge Eriksen, Arne Vodder and Erik Kirkegaard.
A handsome Danish extending dining table by Glostrup Møbelfabrik, in solid teak.
The table has a distinctive profile, with a softly rounded edge to the top and contrasting recessed detail beneath, continuing into tapered legs with rounded corners. The substantial solid teak construction gives the table a pleasing sense of weight and solidity, while the proportions remain elegant and well considered. Robust enough for everyday family life — or a raucous dinner party.
Two extension leaves are stored within the table and can be pulled out and laid into place when extra guests arrive.
Generously proportioned, the table measures H74 × W90 × L125cm closed; 166.5cm with one leaf; 208.5cm fully extended. It comfortably seats 4–6 closed, 6–8 with one leaf and up to 10 when fully extended.
Very good vintage condition, with light signs of age and use consistent with its history.
Glostrup Møbelfabrik was a prominent Danish furniture manufacturer during the mid-century period, producing high-quality furniture principally in teak and rosewood. The company worked with a number of notable Danish designers, including Grete Jalk, Svend Åge Eriksen, Arne Vodder and Erik Kirkegaard.
