Hans Olsen rosewood table  

Keep the 4 legged version
keep the 4 legged version. The chairs are a bit more comfortable plus you dont run the risk of tipping over everytime you lean over to grab something. Problem with the 4 legged version is that the chairs never seem to pop up if you ever need an extra/replacement.

They tip.
Yes, three legs are neat-looking though they do tip easily. But they're surprisingly solid. Any idea as to how commonly used was rosewood for the tabletop?
Thanks!

It
will be a veneer, not a solid piece.
Do you have pictures of the rosewood top?
I would imagine the rest will be teak or afrormosia.

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I've got to figure out how to upload photos! Yes, it has to be veneer but what surprised me is that it's in such great shape. The lacquer on the main table top has completely worn off (it's still on the extension flap)but there's been no chipping of the veneer. I need to find a cost-effective way of getting the the top sanded and re-lacquered. I guess that's what I should do....

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"Rosewood" top
Thanks for the instructions detailing how to post photos.
Looking back on previous posts, I came across one fom 2008 in which Simon suggested that Hans Olsen "rosewood" tables are actually teak stained to give a rosewood effect. I'll attempt to provide some photos of my table to see if someone has an opinion of what I have.

That's why I asked.
I've only ever seen dark stained teak..which looks like afrormosia but with more grain.

Size difference between 3leg and 4 leg Frem Rojle
I'm running across different diameter sizes for the two different tables, I guess it makes sense the 3 legged chair table would be smaller, can someone confirm?

Further to my earlier comments
there was indeed a rosewood version on eBay recently.
The table seems to come in 2 sizes, regardless of the chair style. Maybe it's because some extend, and others not?