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A 1960/70's Danish teak extending dining table by Koefoeds, max. l. 165 cm, together with a set of four similar chairs by Johannes Norgaard, retailed by The Scandinavian Room of Bond Street CONDITION REPORT: Heavy wear to surface, see images. Chairs require reupholstery, some knocks and marks to chairs, all structurally sound
A 1970's Danish dining suite by Erik Buch including a teak extending dining table, the two leaves resting on runners either end of the centre on tapering legs, max. l. 194 cm, together with a set of six Danish teak and black vinyl dining chairs CONDITION REPORT: With Danish control stamps, one leg coming loose, otherwise good for age. Table light marks to top. Chair frames have light marks. Some of the chairs have damage to covers. See additional photos/.
Piet Hein & Bruno Mathsson for Fritz Hansen, a 1997 'Super Elliptical' yew dining table on chromed legs, l. 150 cm, together with a set of four Fritz Hansen 'Series 7' stacking chairs by Arne Jacobsen CONDITION REPORT: FH booklet attached below. Scratches and marks. Appear structurally sound
A 1960's rosewood coffee table, the rectangular surface inset with a tiled section, on canted tapering legs, by CFC Silkeborg, l. 135 cm CONDITION REPORT: Sold with CITES certification. Shallow scuff to surface and some minor wear along edges, structurally sound, with CFC badge
A LATE GOTHIC OAK MONASTIC TABLE, the twin plank top with a moulded central section and cleated ends hinged on peg brackets and opening to reveal a vestment well, on shaped trestle feet with "buttress" brackets, probably "North German", circa 1550, 67.5" wide x 18.25" deep. See illustration Provenance: The Victor Needham Collection
HEAL & SON: A LIMED OAK DINING ROOM SUITE comprising a dresser with a raised boarded back with two shelves beneath a scrolling top rail and conforming sides, the base with three frieze drawers with panelled fronts and turned knob handles, above three conforming two panel doors with visible hinges and turn-button fastening, 54" wide; a matching gate-leg dining table with a single frieze drawer on turned legs, 48" wide; and six chairs with upholstered backs and seats. See illustration and back cover. Provenance: Private collection West Dorset, together with original receipts from Heal & Son dated 1950 when purchased by the vendor.
AMBROSE HEAL FOR HEAL & SON: AN OAK CIRCULAR DINING TABLE, the broad top with moulded border on four splayed square section legs with 'X' shaped stretcher, 30" high x 49" dia. See illustration. This appears to a variant of the popular 'No. 9' dining table which was in production between 1908 and 1939. The standard version of the design which formed part of Heals ground breaking 'Simple Cottage Furniture' range appears to be identical with the exception of the attractive extended border on this example. See Heal, O. 'Sir Ambrose Heal and the Heal Cabinet Factory' p58 and p184. Provenance: Private collection. Purchased from Heals c 1920 by the vendors parents.
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