Midcentury Danish Extending Teak Table By A.M. Mobelfabrik. Vintage Modern / Retro Style

Introducing a highly functional, Danish-made expansion dining table built from a mix of solid and veneered Burmese teak with exceptional old-growth woodgrains throughout. True to the Danish Modern method this extraordinary piece is as practical as it is aesthetically pleasing. Featuring two leaves that conveniently stow in table via a clever system of solid wood sliders this table can transform in mere seconds to accommodate up to ten guests comfortably.The leaves can be used singly or together. 

This table is by Danish designer A M Moller. 
Fully restored and ready to go. 

Dimensions: 
Width: 130 cm Depth: 85 cm Height: 71 cm

Extended Width:  238 cm

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