Quistgaard Table by Dansk  

rare
That is a rare one, great score! there were only about 200 produced. Last one at Wright fetched about $3000

Are you serious? that's...
Are you serious? that's wonderful!
I bought it for $15!
Thanks so much for the info. Do you know when Quistgaard designed it or the name of the table?

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Not oak.
Southeast Asian tropical hardwood. Possibly Ramin or related species.
I don't understand why the lazy susan is fixed to the stretchers. It seems like it might have been intended to be loose for alternative use at the dining table.

I don't understand that lazy...
I don't understand that lazy susan part either. I thought maybe you can remove the top and use it by itself on a bigger table, like those you find in a chinese dim sum place.
Anyone if it's really worth about 3K I'm just speechless, it's easily my best find ever!

Too bad the economy is so...
Too bad the economy is so bad right now, maybe it will fetch half of 3K, still not bad though.

It's almost too good to be...
It's almost too good to be true.

jdip
Is winding you up. But still a neat little table. It looks like the screws were added later, and the legs are meant to be collapsible.

Hey jdip
I contacted Wright Auction and they said they have never offered this table. Do you remember exactly which auction house that had this table? Thanks!

I told you.
jdip is winding you up.

Rubberwood, its an interestin...
Rubberwood, its an interesting use of redundant plantation wood, one of the few ethical tropical hardwoods.
And a nice piece too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubberwood

I've just seen this in a local secondhand shop
but was unbranded and had black plastic wheels (those you find under
computerdesks), it to had the lazy suzan.
I'm located in Belgium and can't imagine dansk products were sold here recently..
I like the simple design, but not to fond of the rubberwood (it ages in
greasy spots, I've noticed).