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Dyrlund Lotus Round Teak Dining Table with Flip-Out Extension Leaves – Vintage Danish Mid-Century Modern

$4,900
Buko Furniture

Los Angeles, CA · Reported available

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Maker

Dyrlund

Model / collection

Lotus

Type

Dining tables

Origin

Denmark

Dimensions

Height 28 in × Diameter 51.5 in × Height 69 in

Condition

Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use.

Dealer notes

Exceptional vintage Danish teak dining table by Dyrlund , featuring the iconic Lotus design with four integrated flip-out extension leaves. This beautifully crafted mid-century modern table showcases a spacious round tabletop with rich teak grain, softly rounded edges, and elegant tapered legs. Its timeless Scandinavian design combines sophisticated craftsmanship with exceptional functionality. The distinctive Lotus extension mechanism features four curved leaves that fold out from beneath the tabletop, transforming the classic round table into a larger dining surface. When not in use, the leaves fold neatly underneath, preserving the table’s clean circular silhouette without requiring separate storage. The extension leaves display beautiful teak grain patterns and brass-tone hinges, adding visual interest and highlighting the thoughtful engineering of this Danish design. Perfect for everyday dining or entertaining, this versatile table offers generous seating while maintaining a refined, sculptural appearance. A wonderful addition to Danish modern, mid-century modern, or contemporary interiors. Manufacturer: Dyrlund Model: Lotus Origin: Denmark Material: Teak Style: Danish Modern / Scandinavian Modern / Mid-Century Modern Extension: Four integrated flip-out leaves Dimensions: Diameter (closed): 51.5” Diameter (fully extended): 69” Height: 28” Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use. Please refer to photos for details.

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