Niels Møller model 15 rosewood dining table

SOUGHT FURNITURE LTD

£1795

Exquisite Model 15 dining table by designer Niels Moller, and manufactured in Denmark by J.L. Møller Mobelfabrik in 1960. This round dining table has a nice size, on which four people can be seated, but can easily be enlarged by folding out the middle sections, which are put away underneath the tabletop. The Rosewood shows minimal signs of authentic wear. Chairs on the pictures are not included in this listing, they are available in another listing. Designer Niels Otto Moller Producer JL Moller Mobelfabrik Dimensions 73cm Tall, 173cm Wide and 122cm Deep

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