Danish Mid Century Modern Teak Drop-leaf Dining Table Boat Shape  

@amber5. The closest I could find is Arne Vodder for Vamo ; model Ingrid.

What are the measurements of your table? L/D/H.

Are there no markings whatsoever on the table? The Vamo stamp can be quite faint/hard to spot.

If I may add a little to the mix - I am not 100% sure it's Danish.

The veneer on top looks like teak but the legs don't. I am not quite sure what wood they are, but an alternative tropical hardwood for the solid elements of construction make me think it may not be Danish? 

It certainly reads to me like a Younger piece in that sense, but can't find a match. What country are you in @Amber5 ?

Here's what made me think Younger, the legs look very similar - but not quite I think

@kyle-barrett. I think @amber is based in Canada.

Younger's furniture  is heavily influenced by Danish/Scandinavian designs, IMHO, which is possibly why the leg shape is similar.

I can't be sure the table is Danish either. 

@lexi, @kyle-barrett, thank you for sharing your thoughts and knowledge!

This is the only image of the same table I was able to find. They attribute to A.Vodder and S.A. Madsen.

I think the table is Danish, most likely Vamo as @lexi suggested.

Interestingly enough, the table came with Vamo chairs, which is of course, not a proof, but a notable detail .

The legs are afromosia.

I could not find model Ingrid, however.  Maybe Google Canada decided not to show it to me:-)

If the dimensions of your table match the listed numbers here, then I would say the Ingrid is your answer.

@cdsilva, the dimensions are exactly the same. Ingrid is a Winner! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.