Locating an original Kofod Larsen corner table  

To clarify- I do not own the set pictured but one just like it.

Is the corner table actually part of the set?

I don't think that's part of the set. I googled "kofod-larsen corner table" and found the same set from a different angle. The posts and legs are dowels with no taper.
I'd consider a Peter Hvidt corner table. There are a bunch available right now online so if you don't mind paying full retail you wouldn't have to wait to get one. (I bought one of the caned ones years ago to resell and loved the look of it but didn't think it was terribly practical for a household with kids---for what it's worth!)

Good question.
I'd think that such a specific settee/sofa design (armless pieces) would have had a specific third element.
Looking at the picture I'd posted with this thread and the others Spanky added of the same "set", I think an actual Kofod Larsen would be more unifying.
That the leg forms would not be dissimilar.
I like the Peter Hvidt rational and now I'm thinking of all sorts of pairings, too.
Now I'm more curious than before... As always, thanks for your input!

I just checked a Selig catalog. The catalog image shows these sofas arranged at 90 degrees to each other, but in the corner there is a plant. No corner table.

Very interesting. I have to admit, it's a bit of a strange design.
Well, that project just became a lot less expensive!
I guess I can proceed with the restoration.
Thanks for your help!