Danish Table ID help, possibly Hans Wegner?  

Not the greatest deal, nor...
Not the greatest deal, nor unreasonable.
If you are in an urban area and have some patience, good Danish teak tables pop up regularly on craigslist for half that.

@cdsilva My thoughts exactly...
@cdsilva My thoughts exactly regarding the price. If it didn't have the drop leafs I wouldn't be interested but that is a whole lot of table which is attractive. Unfortunately I don't have enough chairs for the table but I'll worry about that later. I'm also going to try to negotiate a package deal for the table along with a Risom executive cabinet I've been eyeing for weeks now.
Back on topic, anybody else who may have info on the said table, please chime in...

update
I did pick up this table and was able to bundle it with a Jens Risom cabinet at what I feel to be a reasonable price. Still unsure of the maker but it looks great in our space.
If anybody out there has any clues as to it's maker, or any things to look for that may point towards a maker, it would still be greatly appreciated.

Are you going to change the fabric?
Please tell me you are. It looks like an old lady with bad taste in floral prints owned them.

From the OP, I don't think...
From the OP, I don't think M_Dennis picked up the chairs. Just the table and a cab.

Thanks asd.
I should have reread the OP. I need to stop reading these posts on my phone.
The fabric still sucks though.

@ChairLove I did not...
@ChairLove I did not purchase the chairs and yes that fabric is terrible. For the time being I have four parchment Eames stacking chairs that I'll be using as chairs.

I just want to bump this to...
I just want to bump this to the top. I've researched every corner of the internet and haven't found a single table like it besides an eBay listing attributing to Wegner.
I'm really hoping someone might be able to point me in the right direction as to a designer and/or manufacturer...

Your table has slight...
Your table has slight resemblance to Mogensens "jagtbord". Although it's definitely not the same table, it's pretty close, so maybe worth further investigation?

Table Id
Sorry gotta run...have tickers to a hockey game 😉
And only scanned the comments...if you are still looking for id...if it is a wegner... And I did not study it enough to say...I have seen it called the wegner 'x' trestle table. I have one but it does not have the extension on it but I know there is a version with extension. If you google that it should give you what you need to compare...if I remember correctly, mine does say wegner on it...but would have to check...it is not on-site...good luck
LCA

Nope not the same
Sorry ,duh...there is no 'X' leg on your table so that is not it! Sorry to jump the gun...good luck

Yeah I've noticed the...
Yeah I've noticed the resemblance to that Mogensen "Jagtbord". I found another drop leaf table by Morensen that appears to have identical hardware on the leaves that mine uses. The elliptical profile of the table top is really what's throwing me off though.

I'm also coming up with some...
I'm also coming up with some similarities to Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen as well, but not a single image of my table.

Not Hvidt/Mølgaard. It would...
Not Hvidt/Mølgaard. It would be solid teak. For one thing.
That makers mark looks like somebody ought to recognize it. How about flipping the table over getting some good light it and posting a few photos extra large?

Table
Why do you think it is a Wegner table.
The mark does not look like the marks used by the makers of Wegners furniture. For example PP, Fritz Hansen, Getama.
The legs are affixed to the table top using steel brackets not wooden joints.
Wegner did have a table with end leaves by Anreas Tuck but the legs are curved not straight.
If you like the table then purchase it. if you want to make money on a Wegner table then leave it.