Unusual dining table ID.

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DCNZ

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29/10/2019 12:26 am

Can anyone help identify this dining table? with wide teak edge.

I have a table which recently came from Germany but its origins I don’t know. It has an interesting joint on the leg. The legs are elliptical in shape and morf to form the joint. The table tops clashing around the edge gets wider in the corners which is also petty cool.

Any help would be appreciated. Cheers Dave

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leif ericson - Zephyr Renner

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29/10/2019 11:26 am

Nice table!

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lexi

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29/10/2019 6:14 pm

@dcnz. Lovely table indeed.

Is the extra stored leaf a "butterfly" mechanism? Could you show a pic of the hinge? Also a pic of the table extended with leaf in place, but before it is fully closed, so we can see the "pegs" (if there are any) on the closing edges.

These little details can be useful.

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29/10/2019 6:23 pm

Hi , yes it's a butterfly extension and a very large one. Ill get a few more photos soon but the pegs/posts that line up the extension are brass, fairly good quality.

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29/10/2019 6:26 pm

Thanks Leif, it is a good-n. It will fit our dining area well as it's in front of a bay window and a matching oval shape. But do you know anything about this? Cheers

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