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Vintage dining table set, 4 oak chairs and matching extendable table by Gerard Geytenbeek for AZS, Netherlands 1960s / vintage eettafel set met vier stoelen ontworpen door Gerard Geytenbeek en geproduceerd door AZS, 1960s Nederland.
De moderne minimalistische eiken houten stoelen hebben een gevlochten zitting van riet. De bijpassende eettafel kan door een ingenieus kantel en draaimechanisme van het verlengdeel dat onder de tafel hangt, verlengd worden tot een 6 persoons tafel. De poten van de tafel zijn demonteerbaar.
Conditie: goede tot zeer goede vintage conditie. Lichte gebruikssporen overeenkomstig de leeftijd. De tafel heeft een lichte krasjes op de hoek waar het verlengdeel overheen draait. Het extra tafeldeel, dat onder de tafel hangt, hangt iets naar beneden. De geweven rieten zittingen zijn van een goede kwaliteit. Stoelen zijn stevig en stabiel.
Afmetingen tafel: breed 120 cm (172 cm verlengd), diep 85 cm, hoogte 73,5 cm
Afmetingen stoelen: breed 48 cm, diep 47 cm, hoogte 77 cm, zithoogte 43 cm.
Code: TS2204
Vintage dining table set with four chairs designed by Gerard Geytenbeek and produced by AZS, 1960s Netherlands.The modern minimalist oak chairs have a wicker seat. The matching dining table can be extended to a 6-person table by means of an ingenious tilt and turn mechanism of the extension part that hangs under the table. The legs of the table are removable. Good to very good vintage condition. Light signs of use commensurate with its age. The table has light scratches on the corner where the extension rotates over. The extra table part, which hangs under the table, hangs slightly down. The braided seats are of a good quality. Seats are sturdy and stable
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