Mid-century Danish extension dining table attributed to H.W. Klein for Bramin the dowel joints and finely

the dowel joints and finely sculpted base demonstrate Mogensen’s craftsmanship and his ethos of functional

Materials: Teak and teak veneer

Mid-century teak veneer dresser made in Melbourne

solid legs and base

a light ring mark on the top surface

Mid-century Danish extension dining table attributed to H.W. Klein for Bramin the dowel joints and finelyMid century Danish extension dining table, attributed to H. W. Klein for Bramin, circa 1960s. Constructed from teak veneer with solid base and legs, the table features a rectangular top and four tapered legs that extend with the table, allowing full legroom when extended. The separate extension leaf increases seating from six to eight and is stored independently from the table. The legs screw off for ease of transport. Condition: This piece has been