Unusual Long Teak Coffee Table ID help  

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Detail photos of joinery and marks please. Weight does not equate with quality.

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I can only attach one image at a time sorry

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@mark84. To post more than one photo at a time, just use the edit function, add new image and submit. And so on....

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Thanks Lexi, noted for future!

I'd be interested to know what those notches are for on the underside.

I think the ones running along the edge are keeping the side trim/side on and the middle row of slots are for maybe joining the two boards of the top together?

I think the ones running along the edge are keeping the side trim/side on and the middle row of slots are for maybe joining the two boards of the top together?

The slots are 'pocket holes' or recesses to allow for screws? Also, it appears to have either been painted and stripped or has spent time outdoors and then been treated with a teak or deck brightening solution. Either way, it does look to be solid teak, overbuilt to a degree and possibly utilitarian in purpose. Perhaps SE Asian in origin? Maybe a bench? Odd one, certainly.

Yeah each pocket hole has a screw in it and we have stripped the table back (which is what you see in the photos) and are in the process of refinishing it. 

Someone else mentioned about a possible Asian origin but as you say, odd one. Thanks for the reply!