Hans Wegner Teak and Oak Dining Table 312 for Andreas Tuck, Denmark, 1960's

Rare extendable dining table by Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck, Denmark, 1960s (marked). The table features a teak top resting on an oak frame, combining warmth and structure in a way typical of Wegner’s mid-century designs. The model is marked and displays refined woodworking details such as softly rounded edges, sculpted apron transitions, and elegantly tapered legs.

The top has been refinished and shows a rich, even tone. Both extension leaves slide smoothly from beneath the main top, extending the length from 142 cm to 252 cm in total (each leaf 55 cm). This makes it a highly functional family table while maintaining a refined and minimalist profile.

A great example of Wegner’s collaboration with cabinetmaker Andreas Tuck, known for its quality joinery and timeless craftsmanship. Excellent condition throughout, ready for daily use. A solid investment piece within Scandinavian modern design and this piece is also marked at the bottom, see pictures.

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