Teak Dining Room table  

@shplad. Welcome to the Forum.

Based on the 2 images you posted it could possibly be Arne Vodder's Model Ingrid made by Vamo.

It would seem from pic 1 that there were extension leaves, possibly drop leaf ? If this is the case , do you have images of the table with the leaves attached ?

This might help to confirm ( or not ) that this is indeed an Arne Vodder table.

This " Ingrid "table was discussed on the Forum recently.

https://designaddict.com/community/identification/danish-mid-century-modern-teak-drop-leaf-dining-table-boat-shape/

Thanks very much, lexi. Yes, I'm posting more images. I was having trouble getting images posted and then the forum software banned me, even though I hadn't done anything wrong. I was quickly reinstated today, thanks to the Admins.

This is the only photo I have of the table with the leaves attached. Ignore the rest of the decor-I was staging my house and the staging company put in some really...er.. <interesting> furniture.

@shplad. Thank you for the extra images.

I think it is safe to say this is the "Ingrid " table .Designed by Arne Vodder for Vamo.

Did you check the measurements as per the link I posted ? And there is no makers mark /stamp anywhere? The stamp can be very faint.

 This image, from the other thread, is from a Vamo catalogue from 1957.

lexi:

Thanks again. Yes, the dimensions do match.  However it looks like in the photo you posted that there are 4 hook-type

things to hold a leaf on at the end. On my table, I believe there are only 2 fasteners.

I'm going to grab a couple more photos today.

If it is an Ingrid, do you have any idea how much it's worth for resale?

@shplad.

First off, we do not discuss value on the Forum.

Normally you can get a good idea of value from auction websites but in this case I have not found any  of these tables on Google . And the only other one I have seen is the one posted in the earlier thread.

Your table appears to have 3 hooks and I think the 4th one you are seeing in the black and white image is possibly a photographic glitch... it was 1957 after all.!!

Really lovely table.

Ah, okay. Thanks again.

Cool table! I believe the spacing with what looks like more hinges may be the tips of the rails peeking through the gap. I don’t recall ever seeing one of these even in photos. And thanks for photos of the underside.