Finn Juhl

with two extension leaves

Michael Krzyzanowski, Modernism and Tradition, Danish Furniture 1920-1970, exh. cat., Salisbury, 2003, p. 32, fig. 10 (for Finn Juhl's drawing for the table), and cat. no. 4 (for a related table)
Per H. Hansen, Finn Juhl Og Hans Hus, Copenhagen, 2009, p. 186

Overall very good condition. Executed in rich teak wood, and elegantly enhance with silvered metal inlays at each place setting, the table conveys an impressive presence when fully extended. The wood surfaces present with faint minor surface scratches, nicks and scattered minor abrasions, consistent with age and gentle use, largely concentrated to the lower portions of the legs. With two leaves of slightly darker hue when compared with the fixed table top which has incurred minor sunlight exposure. The fixed table top with a small indentation (approximately 1 ¼ inch in length by 1/8 in wide) near the center. The silvering of the plated dots with light visible abrasion, wear the plating and faint surface scratches, all consistent with age and gentle use.
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Finn Juhl's "Judas" dining table was produced in two different sizes, the present example being the larger variant.