Danish Teak Coffee Table with Graphic Tiles, Denmark, 1960s
Teak with an inset panel of hand-glazed ceramic tiles
A Danish teak coffee table set with a panel of tiles that wouldn’t look out of place in a 1960s textile archive.
The tiles are the statement: stylised stars, flowers and crosses in black on pale aqua, each motif overlapping like cut paper, set flush into a broad teak top towards one end. Below, square legs joined by low end stretchers keep the frame light and open, and the thick top is finished with a softly rounded edge.
The asymmetric placement is as practical as it is graphic. Plain teak for books and objects runs along most of the length, with a heat-resistant surface at one end for a teapot or a tray of glasses.
Provenance
Imported directly from Denmark. The underside retains the label of Ejby Møbelrestaurering, a Danish workshop specialising in mid-century furniture restoration. Restored and refinished in-house.
All Vintage Club pieces are carefully considered for authenticity, provenance and condition before acquisition. Restoration is undertaken in-house to the highest standard.
Designer/Maker: Unattributed
Country: Denmark
Period: 1960s
Materials: Teak, glazed ceramic tiles
Dimensions: W 150 × D 55 × H 50 cm
Condition Report
Very good. The teak has been restored and refinished in-house, and the tiles are intact. The Ejby Møbelrestaurering label is intact underneath. As with all authentic mid-century pieces, gentle signs of age remain and are considered part of their character.


































