Scandinavian extendable teak and beech dining table, 1950s-60s

Scandinavian dining table in teak and stained beech, with a rectangular top and two 40 cm pull-out extension leaves, one at each end. Linear structure with four tapered legs. Dating from the 1950s-60s, this dining table combines a teak top with distinctive grain with a stained beech structure, creating a subtle contrast between the different wood surfaces. The top is defined by a gently shaped profile, with subtly curved long sides and a slight taper towards the ends, softening its geometry and lending the design a more slender appearance. It is supported byfour tapered legs and a simple apron, resulting in a light and well-proportioned construction. Two 40 cm pull-out extension leaves are integrated beneath the top, allowing the surface to be significantly extended while preserving the clean lines of the design. The simplicity of the structure, the fully integrated extension system and the combination of teak and stained beech reflect the functional approach typical of Scandinavian furniture from the period. Good condition. May show signs of age. Please pay attention to the photographs. AG274