Teak dining table info & help needed

[White Feather]

Teak dining table info & help needed

I have this table that I need to find some information on. It is teak and says made in Denmark on the bottom. It has a ceramic inlay that appears to be original but I can find no other like it. Here are a few pictures. Any help on value or history of the table would be greatly appreciated. I know this is not our standard treasure related question but figured that if anyone could get me an answer it would be T-Netters. Thanks to all in advance.

 

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[KonaKustoms]

Re: Teak dining table info & help needed

Looks to be the 129th table made by a builder there, I have sailed the oceans and have seen alot of nice wood work on boats, did ya ask the person ya got the boat from if they checked it at customs? There is a record there to research! it appears to be not connected to your vessel, how did you get the piece? was it with the boat ? Looks nice!

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Re: Teak dining table info & help needed

Lord knows. Apparantly made for English speakers (Else it would say "Danmark").

Skagerak does a LOT of teak work in Denmark, but I didn't spot anything similar in their current offerings. Nice piece, obviously not designed for sea duty as it has no fiddles or means to clamp it to the canin sole.

 

[Frankn]

Re: Teak dining table info & help needed

Nice looking table done in the danish modern style. The inlay appeares to be either ceramic tyle or the rarer enameled tyles, that is glass on ceramic tyles .
I did enameling years ago. As the style indicates it is a farely recent piece. I am not up on the pricing.

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