Omann Jun Danish Teak Draw Leaf Dining Table
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:6794337 | Sub-Style: Scandinavian |
| Material: Teak | Type: Dining Table |
| Original/Reproduction: Original | Style: Mid-Century Modern |
Omann Jun was a high quality Danish furniture manufacturer based in Olholm, Denmark. Started by Andreas Omann in 1933, the family company remains in business today under third generation owner, Ulrich Omann. Many current dealer listings cite the designer of Omann Jun pieces as Gunni Omann. However, as per Ulrich, Gunni was not a designer, but headed up sales to the U.S. during the 50’s and 60’s. Design credit should instead be given to the company as “Omann Jun”.
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This draw-leaf teak dining table, model #50 designed in 1959, is inspired by Hans Wegner's AT-312 table for Andreas Tuck. Instead of the usual straight skirting which would end at the corner legs, #50 incorporates cantilevered skirt extensions and curved profiles near the legs to create the signature design feature for the table. Even the bottom edge of the nested leaves have a subtle taper to reduce the overall end thickness and create a more streamlined appearance. In it's closed state, the table seat 4-6. When needed, draw leafs can be pulled out on end each to accommodate 8-10 people. The legs and skirting are made of solid teak, with the table top and leaves in teak veneer with solid teak edge trim.
The table is in excellent condition, both structurally and finish. It has been recently cleaned and oiled to highlight the warm patina that has developed over the years. There are the usual marks, nicks, and scratches that is to be expected on vintage furniture that has been actively used during its lifetime.
Dimensions are 53" long by 35" wide by 28.5" tall, which expands to 92.5" long with the leaves extended. There are no makers marks on the table.
If you are interested in buying this table, please let me know and I can send additional closeup photos that show the tables in greater detail. It is always best for both buyer and seller to clear up any condition questions before items are purchased, especially when the buyer cannot see the piece firsthand before purchase.
The listed shipping price is only a placeholder. Please contact me about shipping options before buying, which will most likely need to be white glove transport. Alternately, buyers are certainly welcome to arrange their own shipping, and I will do my best to work with your shipper. Local pickup is always welcome. The legs are removable for easier transportation.
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This draw-leaf teak dining table, model #50 designed in 1959, is inspired by Hans Wegner's AT-312 table for Andreas Tuck. Instead of the usual straight skirting which would end at the corner legs, #50 incorporates cantilevered skirt extensions and curved profiles near the legs to create the signature design feature for the table. Even the bottom edge of the nested leaves have a subtle taper to reduce the overall end thickness and create a more streamlined appearance. In it's closed state, the table seat 4-6. When needed, draw leafs can be pulled out on end each to accommodate 8-10 people. The legs and skirting are made of solid teak, with the table top and leaves in teak veneer with solid teak edge trim.
The table is in excellent condition, both structurally and finish. It has been recently cleaned and oiled to highlight the warm patina that has developed over the years. There are the usual marks, nicks, and scratches that is to be expected on vintage furniture that has been actively used during its lifetime.
Dimensions are 53" long by 35" wide by 28.5" tall, which expands to 92.5" long with the leaves extended. There are no makers marks on the table.
If you are interested in buying this table, please let me know and I can send additional closeup photos that show the tables in greater detail. It is always best for both buyer and seller to clear up any condition questions before items are purchased, especially when the buyer cannot see the piece firsthand before purchase.
The listed shipping price is only a placeholder. Please contact me about shipping options before buying, which will most likely need to be white glove transport. Alternately, buyers are certainly welcome to arrange their own shipping, and I will do my best to work with your shipper. Local pickup is always welcome. The legs are removable for easier transportation.
