Nesting tables. Fristho?  

sorry @lexi i never found any proof and i doubt  I see them quite often called fristho  but never found any proof myself

@wesemael. Thanks. I had a feeling it was just one of those misattributions.

@lexi i think so too

@lexi  FWIW, there's a Dutch dealer on 1stDibs (Morentz) selling a pair that appear to be the same design and they list them as by Artifort.  I did a quick search and was unable to find any others like them attributed to Artifort.

@mark737. Thanks .

@lexi googled around the dealers i found who call them Fristho are "creative" in their naming objects  Known thrustworhty dealers ( netherlands is a small country you at a  certain moment know who is who) dont cal them fristho

@mark737 not a artifort  

@lexi @wesemael  I also saw a few attributed to Sven Ivar Dysthe for Dokka of Norway.  The design is very similar to this Dokka collection, with the tubular steel legs and wood stretchers,  but with obvious differences.  

@lexi @mark737   Mark made me think off thereca dutch and sometimes confused with dysthe The chairs resemble in construction

have not found a source with table  

http://www.dysthedesign.no/mobler.html   does not show a same table

@mark737. Yes, very similar to the SI Dysthe furniture.

The tables in question were posted on a Norwegian Forum and believe me if they were by him, someone would have said so by now.

The poster of the tables has added that he picked them up in the Netherlands.

They looked familiar to me so I asked my daughter, who lives in the UK and dabbled in buying and selling mid century furniture for a few years. She did have a set of these tables once and she reminded me that I had helped her package them when she sold them about 8 years ago!!

She searched at the time and could find no info on them. They were well built and quite heavy  according to her.

@wesemael. Great catalogue.

Another Dutch design with tubular chrome legs and rosewood.  Table by Topform and possibly designed by  Louis van Teeffelen (according to louisvanteeffelen.nl) in the mid 60's.   And I saw at least one site attribute it to Dysthe. 

@mark737. Interesting. Thank you for posting.