Mid century teak extending dining table by Younger
A mid century teak extending dining table, designed by John Herbert for Younger Furniture in the 1960s.
Younger were renowned for their high quality, well built and stylish furniture, taking clear design cues from Scandinavian furniture styling. Their furniture was amongst the best quality of it's kind and was sold through more expensive retailers such as Heals.
This stylish table is solid Afromosia teak to the frame with a teak veneer to the top. It can be used as a fairly compact rectangular dining table, or the two extension leaves can be pulled out from underneath to make it a much larger family dining table. Perfect table for family and friends to enjoy no matter what the occasion.
The top and leaves come off for transport, although the main frame itself doesn't dismantle.
The item includes full refurbishment to get it back to it's best, although we'll consider selling it as it is - make us an offer!
The price also includes free shipping to most mainland UK locations as standard.
Taking it home? Get 20% off at checkout using code “clickandcollect”.
Dimensions
Height: 72cm
Depth: 80cm
Width (unextended/extended): 130cm/210cm
Condition
Typical vintage condition, in need of refurbishment which is included.
Refurbishment
Subject to final confirmation after an order is placed, refurbishment completion timeframes (excluding shipping) are likely to be as follows:
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Refinishing - approx 4 weeks
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Reupholstery - approx 8 weeks
For upholstery projects, fabric costs are always additional. We'd recommend Just Fabrics (search for FR to get the correct types of fabric) but you can use other suppliers, just make sure the fabrics are upholstery grade and fire retardant. You need to tell us what fabric you've chosen at checkout, and let us know whether you need us to order it on your behalf. Contact us if you’d like to discuss fabric prior to placing your order.
While we refurbish pieces to a high standard, expect minor signs of wear due to the age of the furniture. Please note that items specifically refurbished to order are non-refundable unless there’s significant transit damage or a discrepancy from the description.
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