🏠 McIntosh Furniture Directory
🏠 McIntosh Furniture Directory
Welcome to the Vintage McIntosh Furniture Directory — a curated reference guide to iconic Scottish 20th-century table design. Explore legendary dining tables crafted by A.H. McIntosh & Co., Kirkcaldy. Whether you're a collector,interior designer, or vintage trader, this directory provides verified design information, period dating, designer attribution,material details, and estimated retail values.
🔎 Browse McIntosh Table Models
Use the links below to explore specific McIntosh table designs. Each entry features key design elements, dimensions,internal extension mechanisms, period dating, and individual valuation guides.
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➤ McIntosh T3 Extendable Dining Table (Double Internal Leaf)
- ➤ McIntosh T2 Extendable Dining Table (Single Internal Leaf)
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➤ McIntosh Round Extendable Teak Dining Table (Single Butterfly Leaf)
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➤ McIntosh Double-Extendable Oval Teak Dining Table (Split Pedestal Base)
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T3 Extendable Dining Table (Double Internal Leaf)
The flagship McIntosh dining table and the brand's most coveted creation. Features a dual-concealed butterfly leaf mechanism extending from a 6-seater to comfortably seat 8–10 guests.Explore T3 Table ➝
T2 Extendable Dining Table (Single Internal Leaf).
The compact sibling to the T3, designed for medium spaces. Incorporates a single central internal fold-out leaf with signature tapered teak legs.Explore T2 Table ➝
Round Extendable Teak Dining Table
A circular 1960s favorite featuring an integrated fold-out butterfly leaf stored discreetly underneath. Easily expands into a comfortable 6-seater oval.Explore Round Table ➝
Double-Extendable Oval Teak Dining Table
A rare split-pedestal dining table featuring dual extension leaves that expand the circular top from 122 cm up to a massive 222 cm oval host layout.Explore Double-Extendable Oval Table ➝
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Mid Century Teak Sideboard By McIntosh (1970, Dunvegan Collection)
Designed by Tom Robertson in the 1960s and thoughtfully updated during the 1970s, the Dunvegan Sideboard combines the iconic design heritage of Scottish maker A.H. McIntosh with a more contemporary and refined appearance.
Explore Dunvegan Teak Sideboard ➝
Mid Century Teak Sideboard By McIntosh (1970, Moy Collection)
Designed by Tom Robertson in the 1960s and thoughtfully updated during the 1970s, the Dunvegan Sideboard combines the iconic design heritage of Scottish maker A.H. McIntosh with a more contemporary and refined appearance.
