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Norwegian Teak Extension Dining Table by Gustav Bahus, Attributed to Alf Aarseth
$4,395One available
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Local pickupComplimentary — 10534 York Rd, Cockeysville, Maryland.
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Section 01: Object record
Bahus Dining Table
A Norwegian mid-century teak dining table, circa 1960s, with a rectangular top with softened corners and three matching extension leaves. The richly grained original finish and clean lines give it a versatile Scandinavian look.
Four rounded, rosewood-toned legs screw into the base and can be removed for storage; the extension frame opens to accept the three included leaves.
A faded "Made in Norway" stamp is visible underneath. The table is attributed to Gustav Bahus and, in turn, to designer Alf Aarseth, though the full manufacturer's mark isn't clearly legible, so this remains an attribution rather than a confirmed maker's mark.
Attribution
- Designer
- Attributed to Alf Aarseth
- Manufacturer
- Attributed to Gustav Bahus
- Origin
- Norway
- Period
- 1960–1969
- Style
- Mid-Century Modern
- Date
- Circa 1960s
- Materials
- Teak, rosewood-toned legs
- Marks
- Faded "Made in Norway" stamp
- Includes
- Three extension leaves
Measurements
- Closed
- 51⅛" L × 35⅜" D × 28½" H
- Leaves
- Three, reported 11⅞" each
- Fully Extended
- Approx. 86½–86¾" L
- Floor to Apron
- 25"
Good vintage condition with the original finish and minor wear consistent with age and use, visible in the photos. Reported stable and sturdy; the extension hardware is reported to operate smoothly.
Section 02: Before you decide
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