Mid-Century Round Rosewood Extendable Dining Table from McIntosh, United Knigdom, 1960s

Round extending dining table manufactured by the renowned British furniture maker McIntosh in the 1960s, representing an excellent example of elegant mid-century modern design. Its harmonious form, slender legs, and subtly sculpted tabletop edge lend the piece a sense of lightness and timeless appeal.

Crafted from rosewood, the table features exceptionally decorative, richly figured grain that beautifully highlights the noble character of the wood. It is equipped with a practical extension mechanism that allows the tabletop to be enlarged smoothly and effortlessly. The extension leaf is conveniently stored within the table when not in use.

The table has undergone a comprehensive restoration. The surface was cleaned of its old finish, painted in a rosewood tone, and finished with Rustins Danish Oil, enhancing the natural beauty and depth of the wood grain.

The table retains its original maker’s label.

Additional dimensions:

Diameter when extended: 168 cm