VV møbler dining table

This dining table was produced by VV Møbler in Spøttrup, Denmark, during the 1950s. Constructed from solid and veneered rosewood, the table is distinguished by the wood’s rich coloration and pronounced grain pattern. In its compact form, the table features a round top with a diameter of 120 centimeters. It can be extended with two removable leaves to a total length of 220 centimeters, allowing for greater seating capacity.

The tabletop edge is softly rounded with a subtle lip around the perimeter, contributing to a refined and understated detail. The table rests on four slightly tapered cylindrical legs connected directly to the apron, with no visible stretchers, which creates a light and unobtrusive support structure. The underside bears the maker’s mark and model number stamped by VV Møbler Spøttrup, confirming its authenticity.

The design reflects mid-century Scandinavian principles through its restrained form, balanced proportions, and emphasis on material clarity. The craftsmanship is indicative of Danish cabinetmaking standards of the era, with precise joinery, a finely sanded finish, and a smoothly functioning extension mechanism. The extension leaves are carefully matched in both grain and tone, suggesting they were originally produced as part of the set.

VV Møbler was a smaller Danish workshop active in the mid-20th century, noted for working with high-quality hardwoods and producing clean-lined furniture compatible with modernist design trends. The table measures 120 centimeters in diameter, extends to 220 centimeters in length, and stands 72 centimeters high (approximately 47.2 / 86.6 by 28.3 inches). It is in very good condition, with a well-preserved surface exhibiting only minor wear typical of vintage use.