Vintage from the 1950s–1960s – Danish Mid-Century Modern
Origin:
A rare and highly functional Danish side table from the mid-century period, designed in the 1950s–60s.
This piece reflects the Scandinavian approach to living — combining multiple functions into one compact, elegant form. It features a circular teak tabletop, an integrated magazine rack with woven cord detailing, and an elevated holder designed for an ashtray or small bowl.
Such “smoker’s tables” were designed for relaxation moments — reading, coffee, or entertaining — making them a perfect example of thoughtful, everyday luxury design from the era.
Condition:
- Very good vintage condition.
- Light wear consistent with age and use.
- Structure is stable and well maintained.
- Tabletop has been refinished.
Details:
- Teak wood tabletop
- Black lacquered metal frame
- Integrated magazine holder with woven cord
- Elevated ashtray / bowl holder (amber glass insert)
- Compact, multi-functional design
Perfect for:
- Reading corners
- Lounge chair styling
- Small apartments / compact living
- Mid-century interiors
- Statement functional decor
Design Notes:
This piece embodies mid-century Danish design principles — simplicity, functionality, and elegance.
The combination of warm teak, black metal, and woven elements creates a balanced contrast between softness and structure. Its sculptural form makes it both practical and visually striking.