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Mid century Kai Kristiansen extendable elevator table
  • Mid century Kai Kristiansen extendable elevator table

    A mid century teak extendable “elevator” table which converts from a coffee table to a dining table, designed by Kai Kristiansen for Danish furniture brand Vildbjerg Møbelfabrik in the 1960s. 

     

    An iconic and rare mid century design by an esteemed name in the mid century world, this table is beautifully crafted using teak and Afromosia (African teak) woods to provide a vibrant colour contrast. 

     

    This ingenious design at first looks like a stylish long john coffee table, with a sleek slatted magazine rack below a teak top. But using a hidden frame, it can be elevated to dining table height. The sides even extend, making it a comfortable 4 seater (possibly even 6!). 

     

    This is the perfect table for small spaces such as flats where space is limited. It’s really easy to convert on your own, and folds back down in seconds. It’s also really sturdy when it’s built, a testament to it’s good design. 

     

    A rare opportunity to purchase such a cool and practical piece of mid century furniture. 

     

    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: 53cm (coffee table) / 71cm (dining table)

      Width: 54.5cm / 88.5cm (extended)

      Length: 144.5cm

    • Condition

      Good vintage condition with usual age related wear (see photos). The top has been deep cleaned and treated to a fresh coat of oil. 

    £230.00Price

    SHIPPING & COLLECTION

    Shipping is FREE as standard to most mainland UK destinations. Tap here for more info.

    Collecting an item? Use code clickandcollect to get 20% off your order (excludes sale items)

    ABOUT VINTAGE ITEMS

    All of our vintage items have already lived a life prior to acquisition. 

    We do our best to clean and restore items to our high standards, however it's normal for vintage items to have small amounts of wear and tear, such as light scratches and tiny paint flecks. 

    We try and reflect any significant damage within our listing descriptions and photos, however we are unable to record every small mark. If you would like any more information prior to purchase, please email or call us. 

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