Extending dining table in teak by G Plan, 1960s

A striking example of mid-century British design, this teak dining table was created in the 1960s by Victor Wilkins for G Plan. Crafted with graceful precision, the table features softly rounded ends that lend it a harmonious, organic silhouette. At its heart lies the ingenious butterfly extension, a mechanism that unfolds seamlessly to transform the table, offering generous space for gatherings while maintaining its balanced form. Fashioned from richly toned teak, the surface carries the warm, golden hues so characteristic of the era, its grain flowing with quiet elegance. Both practical and timeless, this piece embodies Wilkins’ gift for uniting modern function with sculptural simplicity, making it a refined centrepiece for any dining space. Dimensions. Closed: 137 X 118 cm. Extended: 183 X 118 cm. Height: 74 cm. Extension Length: 46 cm.