Table Dining Writing Library Boardroom Teak 20-24-seat, 1950

An exceptionally, rare & massive, 20-24-seat, Mid-Century Modern, solid, teak, table

British, circa 1950

- Exceptionally rare size, very few period tables are 4ft wide; Classic modern, uncluttered, design showcasing the rich lustrous color and beautiful figuring of the solid teak top
- Versatile, can be used as a dining table, desk, library or board room table, can easily be reduced in height if required
- Classic modern, pared-down design with clean lines
- Original teak top with beautiful figuring. Teak is sought after for its hardwearing nature and its rich, warm red/brown color.
- No stretchers so the design is uncluttered and the table very comfortable to sit at
- Retaining original massive iron fittings and screws
- Provenance: Family collection by descent, important grade 1 listed house, acquired directly from the designer, whose name has become lost through family descent
- Designer currently unknown, inventory research in-hand to trace.

The teak plank top made from 3 wide planks of solid teak, faced with long cleated ends. Standing on a solid teak square legs. The teak is beautifully figured with exceptional, original rich color and patina.

Measures: Length 366 cm, 12 ft.
Depth 122 cm, 4ft, (cleats 38 cm, 15inches)
Height 81 cm, 32 inches
Top thickness top 4 cm, 1½ inches.

This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance