Teak Dining Room Tables

Very rare danish round table model FD 12/50 designed in the 1950s by Peter Hvidt & Orla Molgaard Nielsen for France & Daverkosen featuring solid tea...

Designed by Finn Juhl for France & Daverkosen, in the 1950's, this dining table bears both the France and Daverkosen as well as the France and Son seals. This sculpted teak dining table is composed of solid teak, unlike most Danish teak dining tables which are veneered. Finn Juhl really designed this table with an understated elegance, sculpted and pointed downward ends of the table with the deign echoed by the framing of the table. The table pulls at both ends to expose the hidden storage for the 2 leaves that can be used to extend the dining table to comfortably accommodate 10-12 people. Each leaf measures 19.75". This dining table really is gorgeous, with an aerodynamic airplane design of sorts with the subtle angular lines throughout. We currently have this dining table in the gallery paired with a set of 6 Harry Ostergaard dining chairs...

Beautiful and practical drop-leaf dining table designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Molgaard-Nielsen. This was made in Denmark by France and Daverkosen, and sold through high-end retaile...

An exceptional all original example from Finn Juhl for France and Sons. This table is in solid teak, no veneers, and is extremely well built. The dining table includes two leaves tha...

Teak dining table designed by Finn Juhl, arguably the best designer of Danish modern furniture. Ingenious design in that the table top floats on the base allowing expansion to take p...

Danish master Finn Juhl's importance cannot be understated and whether he was collaborating with Neils Vodder or France & Sons his sensibility shines. This table is a perfect example...