This elongated Danish teak coffee table, dating from the early 1960s, exemplifies the hallmarks of mid-century Scandinavian design. The rectangular top, with its softly rounded edges, features a satin-matte finish that highlights the natural grain and rich, medium-dark brown hues of the teak. Sculptural legs, gently splayed outward, lend the table a sense of visual lightness, while the integrated lower shelf—crafted from woven rattan and framed in wood—serves as both a practical storage area and a subtle decorative accent. The joinery is precise, with smooth transitions between the legs and frame and no visible hardware, demonstrating the craftsmanship typical of Danish workshops of the era. The table is preserved in very good condition: the surface and legs are well cared for, showing no cracks or deep scratches, and the wood bears an authentic patina that speaks to its originality. The table speaks with the quiet voice of the 1960s—a time when functionality and fine craftsmanship converged in harmonious, organic forms. Its teak surface, softly shimmering in the light, recalls domestic rituals and gatherings over coffee, while the woven rattan shelf hints at everyday lightness and ease. This is a piece that does not demand attention but instead becomes the understated protagonist of a living space, offering a place for books, a cup, or cherished mementos. It would suit a living room furnished in the spirit of mid-century modern or an eclectic interior, where it could be
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Height44 cm
Depth50 cm
Width150 cm
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Width150 cm
Height44 cm
Depth50 cm
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