mid-century coffee table  

We have one of those.
But I don't have a designer attribution. I know it's Danish, it has the Danish control label. It's incredibly well made of solid wood not veneer. Very nice piece.

Thanks!
You have been very helpful! I don't know where you got the picture that shows a similar one, or what "control label" means exactly, but I have finally found out something about the coffee table that I have loved and used for twenty or so years! My grandkids dance on it! It is so sturdy.
I wonder if it may have been designed by Poul Cadovius.

The designer is Jørgen Høj
and yes, it is Danish.
Very nice piece, congrats!
http://www.retromoderndesign.com/item2.php?id=1906

why let your grandchildren...
why let your grandchildren dance on a table you love/have loved for twenty years. A table that obviously has some pedigree.. Gives me shivers..

I say let your grandchildren...
I say let your grandchildren dance on it all they want. What's more important in the long run; Happy children or a slab of wood on pretty metal legs?

to each his own
to each his own

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Thanks for the attribution. The one you link to looks like rosewood. The one I have is teak. Gayle's dancefloor looks like teak as well.

I always loved the simplicity of this design.
And relative to other woods, solid teak can take a beating so if it's a children's dancefloor, no problem!

Certainly...
The integrity of the wood may not be an issue... I might be more concerned about the stability of the table as whole. But, it does look to be pretty sturdy in construction.