Danish Modern Poul Volther Oak Dining Table

A Danish Modern tulip table made of aluminum and hand painted by Susanne Feljdose. Produced by Cado.  Professional, skilled furniture restoration is an integral part of what we do...

This lovely traditional style mahogany dining table boasts a 1930's design with modernist 'pillar' style legs. 88"l x 39" d x 29" with no leaves inserted. Three leaves expand the tab...

This Classic dining table made from old growth teak was designed by Hans J. Wegner and made by Johannes Hansen. Three interlocking leaves are removable, when fully extended seats 12-...

Set of six rare teak and binder cane dining chairs designed by Jørgen Høj and produced by Thorald Madsen. Restoration of the frames and cane will be completed upon purchase. Lead tim...

Very rare desk designed by Poul Volther. Produced by FDB Møbler in Denmark.

Oak dining table by Soro Stole, circa 1960s. Strikingly carved solid legs and extendable top. Soro Stole's maker's mark intact. 45.5"w x 45.5"d x 29"h - 20" leaf Unrestored item wi...

This original 1970s Danish modern dining table, produced by FDB (Fællesforeningen for Danmarks Brugsforeninger), is a striking example of democratic design grounded in functionalism ...

This rectangular dining table is a great example of Danish Mid Century Modern design, designed by Jørgen Bækmark for FDB in the 1960s. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it marries the warmth of oak with the unique texture of cork. The frame crafted from solid oak, exudes natural beauty with its rich grain patterns and smooth finish. At its center lies a striking cork insert, adding a touch of contemporary flair while paying homage to the organic materials cherished in Danish design. Functional yet stylish, this dining table by Jørgen Bækmark epitomizes the enduring appeal of Danish design, offering a perfect balance of form and function for everyday living and entertaining. A fashionable dining table pairs...