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Bruno Mathsson "Maria Flap" Dining Table by Karl Mathsson | Värnamo, Sweden, circa 1950s

Bruno Mathsson "Maria Flap" Dining Table by Karl Mathsson | Värnamo, Sweden, circa 1950s

SKU:
109MMI29A

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BRUNO MATHSSON "MARIA FLAP" TEAK AND BIRCH DINING TABLE
Manufactured by Karl Mathsson in Värnamo, Sweden circa 1950s; branded to underside of retention bar
Item # 109MMI29A 

A most versatile "Maria Flap" dining table designed by Bruno Mathsson and manufactured by Karl Mathsson in Värnamo, Sweden in the 1950s, this fine piece shifts in form from being a full length 110" dining table to a more intimate 58" breakfast table while also being easily tucked away as a console against the wall when fully closed. The top is executed in teak and the legs and frame are solid birch with brass hardware. The retention bar locks the entire structure together when folded and is branded on the underside.


Measurements: 28 3/16" H x 35 3/8" D x 58 1/8" W (without ends extended); 110 3/8" W (ends extended)

Condition Report:
Surface with minor use indicators and gentle wear throughout; one spot in table top with a filling; some discoloration to legs. Very sturdy and stable. Overall a very fine presentation.

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