McIntosh Round Extendable Teak Dining Table

 

The McIntosh Round Extendable Dining Table is a refined and highly versatile mid-century classic, celebrated for its smooth circular silhouette and seamless space-saving extension. Designed in the 1960s, it embodies the warm aesthetic and thoughtful engineering that made A.H. McIntosh & Co. a standout name in British cabinet-making.

Crafted in rich teak, this dining table features a concealed internal butterfly leaf system stored discreetly beneath the tabletop. When closed, its compact circular form is ideal for cozy everyday dining; when opened, it extends effortlessly into an oval layout to accommodate extra guests. Supported by slender, organic tapered legs, it provides timeless mid-century elegance without overpowering smaller spaces.

An exceptionally functional and collectable piece, perfect for vintage dining rooms, open-plan living, or compact kitchen nooks.

  • Designer: Tom Robertson (attributed)

  • Maker: A.H. McIntosh & Co.

  • Origin: Kirkcaldy, Scotland, United Kingdom

  • Date: c. 1960s

  • Materials: Teak veneer top, solid teak edges, and tapered solid teak legs

  • Dimensions: W 122cm (extends to 168cm) × D 122cm × H 74cm

🔍 Key Features

  • Compact circular design that extends smoothly into a generous oval dining surface

  • Integrated butterfly extension leaf stored discreetly underneath the tabletop

  • Rich, warm teak wood grain with smooth edge profiling

  • Slender tapered legs that create a light visual footprint

  • Comfortably seats 4 people closed, expanding to seat 6 when extended

  • Excellent period construction from a premier Scottish maker

💷 Estimated Retail Value

£550 – £1,100 depending on wood condition, original patina, and extension mechanism action