Mid-Century Teak End Table with Butcher Block Motif
This teak side table is probably from Sweden although it is not marked, which is a shame. It has the look of furniture made by the Swedish company, Dux Furniture.
It has an unusual design with small pieces of teak put together to form the surface, similar to a butcher block. The joinery work on the top end of the legs is particularly eye catching. The top ends are composed of alternating light and dark wood strips that form a curve where it meets the table. I’m not sure if the darker strips of the leg are rosewood, but it gives a very cool look. It is probably from the 1970s.
This table measures 27 ½ inches square and stands 20 inches to the surface.
This table is in excellent vintage condition. It has no glass rings, lamp shadows and virtually no wear.
This is a very nice mid-century side table that is a little something different than just a plain teak top.