I recently acquired a set of moller 71 chairs and got a nice teak dining table as part of the deal. It is stamped as "made in denmark" with a stamp that looks quite similar to the one on the chairs. After a bit of research I found a Moller table that looks very similar.
The table I got has the same design, the two leaves, but is different in one way; my table has edges that have a much rounder profile and the wood working is different than the one pictured at Decopedia. See the images below. So is my table a real Moller or a knock off? There just isn't much info on the 136 out there.
There appears to be a table...
There appears to be a table with the same edge treatment at this retailer, but it too is only marked as Made in Denmark. I believe the manufacturer most associated with tables with this leg style is Gudme. They made them with a variety of different shaped tops.
http://midcenturymodernfinds.com/home/?cat=9
Gudme catalogue
The table does not feature in the GUDME catalogue i have.
It may not be theres as all Gudme table have laminated edges and not octagonal block edge like yours.
There are any number of danish makers from
Skovmand & Andersen
to Randers and many more that produced "generic" in-house furniture of good quality for export sales.
Have had several from
39½ inch / 43 inch / 47 inch diameter all with the block edge.
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