Dining Tables

A stylish and very well made Danish vintage dining table in teak, this was designed by Henning Kjaernulf, it was made by Vejle Stole in the 1960’s. This is in great condition for its age, with only some incredibly minor wear to be seen. This can be extended to seat ten people, the legs can be easily unbolted and detached for ease of transport.

Width – 120 cm , 47 inches
Width with one leaf open – 165 cm , 65 inches
Width with two leaves open – 210 cm , 83 inches
Depth – 86 cm , 34 inches
Height – 73 cm , 29 inches

A beautifully made and very stylish Danish vintage dining table in Rosewood, this dates from the 1960’s. It was made by Vejle Stolefabrik and was designed by Henning Kjaenulf. It’ has a clever design, the extending draw leaves on each side are beautifully concealed when not in use. We have had this stripped and re-polished to a very high standard, the condition is superb for it’s age.

Width – 120 cm , 47 inches
Fully open width – 210 cm , 83 inches
Each leaf – 45 cm , 18”
Depth – 84 cm , 33 inches
Height – 73 cm , 29 inches

A smart and stylish vintage dining table in chrome and glass, this was made by Merrow Associates in the 1970’s. It is of superb quality and in good vintage condition. The chrome base is very clean, sturdy and sound. The toughened glass top has a few very small chips on the edges, seen in the images.

Width – 117 cm , 46 inches
Depth – 117 cm , 46 inches
Height – 72 cm , 28 inches

An extremely rare and beautifully made Danish dining table in rosewood, designed by one of the great pioneers of Danish modern design, Finn Juhl. This was made in Denmark in the 1960’s by the master cabinet maker Niels Vodder. It was bought from new by the previous owner in Heal’s in 1965 for £1000, which was a huge amount of money for a piece of furniture in those days! It was kept covered over the years, so it’s still in amazing excellent condition with hardly any wear to be seen. The rosewood grain patterns are stunning throughout, even the underside of the table top and leaves are rosewood. This comes with two leaves so it can be extended to comfortably seat twelve, the legs unbolt and detach for ease of transport. Strangely there doesn’t seem to be a makers mark on it, but we have seen a couple examples of this exact model which are stamped Niels Vodder beneath. The quality of design and build is unmistakable, this appears to be a simplified variation of Finn Juhl’s Judas table.

Width – 165 cm , 65 inches
Width with one leaf – 220 cm , 87 inches
Width with two leaves – 285 cm , 112 inches
Depth – 120 cm , 47 inches
Height – 72 cm , 28 inches