A table that seems to hover — a wide teak top cantilevered beyond triangular, tapered leg supports joined by a single stretcher. Wikkelsø was one of Denmark's most inventive mid-century designers, and Mikael Laursen of Århus produced this clear example of that instinct: engineering that reads as tension rather than weight. Warm, richly figured grain on top; deeper tone through the legs. Honest wear consistent with age; joinery tight. Wants a living room where seating gathers around real sculptural presence.
Details
Maker: Illum Wikkelsø for A. Mikael Laursen, Denmark
Period: c. 1960s
Materials: Teak
Dimensions: 63"W x 26.5"D x 19"H
Condition: Vintage, honest wear consistent with age, joinery tight and structurally sound
Item Type: Vintage, Pre-owned
A table that seems to hover — a wide teak top cantilevered beyond triangular, tapered leg supports joined by a single stretcher. Wikkelsø was one of Denmark's most inventive mid-century designers, and Mikael Laursen of Århus produced this clear example of that instinct: engineering that reads as tension rather than weight. Warm, richly figured grain on top; deeper tone through the legs. Honest wear consistent with age; joinery tight. Wants a living room where seating gathers around real sculptural presence.
Details
Maker: Illum Wikkelsø for A. Mikael Laursen, Denmark
Period: c. 1960s
Materials: Teak
Dimensions: 63"W x 26.5"D x 19"H
Condition: Vintage, honest wear consistent with age, joinery tight and structurally sound
Item Type: Vintage, Pre-owned
