Dimensions coming soon - table has two leaves and can be used for 6-10 people. Excellent condition. Please text only for inquiries.
JYDSK Møbelindustri (based in Skanderborg, Denmark) was a notable Danish furniture manufacturer during the 1950s and 1960s Golden Age of Danish Modern design.
Key Features of JYDSK Møbelindustri Teak Tables
Draw-Leaf / Dutch Extension Mechanics: Most JYDSK teak dining tables feature integrated hidden leaves (draw-leaves) tucked underneath the main tabletop. These pull out smoothly from either side without requiring separate leaf storage.
Sculpted Solid Teak Details: While large tabletops use high-grade golden teak veneers over solid wood cores to prevent warping, edges are typically trimmed with contoured solid teak banding, often with raised lips or softly rounded corners.
Tapered Solid Teak Legs: Tables commonly feature turned, tapered solid teak legs attached to a solid wood apron, giving the table a lightweight, floating aesthetic.
Maker’s Identification: Original pieces generally retain a paper foil or stamped manufacturer’s label reading "JYDSK Møbelindustri – Skanderborg – Made in Denmark" on the underside of the tabletop or inner apron frame.
