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McIntosh T2 Extending Dining Table designed by Tom Robertson SOLD

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McIntosh T2 Extending Dining Table designed by Tom Robertson SOLDMcIntosh T2 Extending Dining Table A Mid Century Modern Icon This mid century vintage McIntosh dining table, designed by Tom Robertson for McIntoshs iconic Dunvegan collection of the 1970s, is a masterpiece of classic design and expert craftsmanship. Crafted from premium teak wood, this extendable dining table is perfect for those seeking a blend of elegance and functionality, making it a standout addition to any modern or retro inspired home.

McIntosh T2 Extending Dining Table – A Mid-Century Modern Icon

This mid-century vintage McIntosh dining table, designed by Tom Robertson for McIntosh’s iconic Dunvegan collection of the 1970s, is a masterpiece of classic design and expert craftsmanship. Crafted from premium teak wood, this extendable dining table is perfect for those seeking a blend of elegance and functionality, making it a standout addition to any modern or retro-inspired home.


Extendable Teak Dining Table for Flexible Living

The patented single internal extension mechanism allows this table to adjust seamlessly from 150 cm to 193 cm, providing versatility for intimate and family gatherings. With its compact Scandinavian design and easy-to-use single butterfly extension system, this table is ideal for anyone seeking space-saving mid-century furniture.

The single teak wood extension, measuring 43 cm, folds neatly inside the table, keeping the design sleek and functional when not extended. This practical feature makes the McIntosh dining table a must-have for flexible and stylish living spaces.


Exceptional Craftsmanship and Timeless Scandinavian Design

The beauty of this vintage McIntosh table lies in its seamless design, where the legs and stringers meet with precision. The natural teak finish highlights the Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic, offering a balance of elegance and durability. Perfectly suited to mid-century interiors and contemporary minimalist decor, this table showcases the timeless appeal of McIntosh furniture.


Dimensions of the McIntosh Mid-Century Dining Table

  • Closed dimensions: 150 cm length x 82 cm width x 74 cm height
  • Fully extended dimensions: 193 cm length (one extension).
  • Extension size: 43 cm - a single extension

This versatile mid-century dining table adapts effortlessly to any room size, making it the perfect choice for small spaces or large family dining rooms. Seating 4 - 8 persons comfortably.


Conditioning and Refinishing for a Flawless Finish

This teak dining table is in good vintage condition, with surface wear consistent with its age. The extension is slightly lighter due to lack of use but does not affect the overall look of the table preserving it's mid-century charm.

  • Circa: 1965
  • This piece has a maker badge on the underside of the inner leaf.

 


Pair Your Teak Dining Table with Matching McIntosh Chairs

While this listing includes the McIntosh extending dining table only, we also offer four matching chairs separately. These chairs, crafted with the same teak wood finish, complete a stunning mid-century modern dining set perfect for any stylish home.


Why Choose a Vintage McIntosh Teak Dining Table?

This rare McIntosh dining table is a timeless example of mid-century modern furniture. With its combination of extendable functionality, teak wood elegance, and Scandinavian craftsmanship, it’s both a practical and stylish investment. Whether furnishing a retro-inspired dining room or adding character to a modern space, this table embodies affordable luxury and lasting appeal..


A Vintage Dining Table That Combines Form and Function

The McIntosh extending dining table is more than just a piece of furniture – it’s a statement of style and quality. With its sleek teak design, versatile dimensions, and iconic mid-century craftsmanship, this table is the perfect choice for anyone looking to enhance their home with functional vintage decor.

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