Vintage Rosewood Extending 10 Seater Dining Table Model 212 by Arne Vodder, 1960s

A remarkable and highly sought-after dining table designed by Arne Vodder for Sibast Møbler, Denmark, in the 1960s. The Model 212 is one of Vodder’s most celebrated dining designs—often referred to as the Rolls Royce of Danish dining tables—and this example in Brazilian rosewood is particularly exceptional.

The table features an elegant oval top with softly tapered solid rosewood legs and two matching extension leaves, making it adaptable for everyday use or entertaining. The richness of the rosewood grain is extraordinary—deep, vivid, and meticulously book-matched—showcasing the craftsmanship that defines the best of Scandinavian mid-century design.

Seats 4 – 10 guests comfortably.

Dimensions:

Width – Not extended: 198 cm.
Width – Fully extended: 298 cm.
Depth: 124 cm.
Height: 72 cm.

Restoration Details:

This table has been through our standard in-house restoration process, carried out entirely by hand. The original finish was stripped, the wood hand-sanded with multiple grades of paper, then polished and finally finished with French polish to restore and protect the rosewood’s natural beauty. The frame and leg joints were fully inspected as required to ensure strength and stability.

The two extension leaves have been restored to match seamlessly with the main tabletop—ensuring a unified tone and finish whether the table is closed or fully extended.

Condition:

Outstanding. Fully restored. Extension mechanism operates smoothly. Rosewood grain is rich and consistent across the table and leaves.

🧡 Why It Stands Out:

An heirloom-quality centerpiece—rare, sculptural, and professionally restored to showroom standard. A true statement piece from one of Denmark’s finest designers.