Vintage Round Rosewood Dining Table attributed to Harry Ostergaard, 1960s

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The Vintage Round Rosewood Table 1960 by Harry Ostergaard

The timeless charm of vintage design merges with the timeless elegance … Read more The Vintage Round Rosewood Table 1960 by Harry Ostergaard

The timeless charm of vintage design merges with the timeless elegance of rosewood in the 1960 Vintage Rosewood Round Table by Harry Ostergaard for Randers Møbelfabrik. This design masterpiece, dating back to the 1960s, embodies classic aesthetics and high-quality craftsmanship.

A Journey into the Past

Immerse yourself in 1960s nostalgia with this iconic table, created by renowned Danish designer Harry Ostergaard. Its stylistic signature is reflected in the flowing lines and elegant curves, creating a piece that is both a style statement and an investment in time.

Precious Materials: Quality rosewood vintage round table

In fact, rosewood, known for its intrinsic beauty and durability, is the protagonist material of this table. Its warm hue and rich grain add depth and character to the design, while its robustness ensures long-lasting durability.

A Functional Work of Art

In addition to its aesthetic beauty, this table also offers impeccable functionality. with a diameter of 135cm and a height of 72cm, it offers ample space to host elegant dinners or intimate gatherings. Its round shape promotes fluid conversations and a shared experience.

Heritage Conservation: Excellent Condition

Period: 1960. This table is in excellent overall condition, with a patina of age that adds charm and authenticity to its vintage charm. Every sign of wear tells a story, making each piece unique and unrepeatable.

Exclusivity and Style

Add a touch of class to your living space with this unique vintage table. Its distinctive presence instantly transforms any environment, imparting timeless elegance and distinctive character. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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