A Danish teak extending dining table by Poul Hundevard, produced in the mid-20th century. The table features a teak panel top with extension leaves that slide out from beneath the tabletop, a design approach seen in several notable Danish makers of the period, including Niels Otto Møller.
The table shows visible fading and some marks to the main top surface, consistent with age and use. The extension leaves are in very good condition, having been stored beneath the table for much of their life. Overall, the table presents well and offers excellent practicality alongside classic Danish design.
It measures 90 cm wide and 73 cm high. Length is 145 cm with the leaves in place, extending to 266 cm when fully extended.
