Korup Stolefabrik Mobler? dining table with 4 chairs

By Modern Way, 21 December, 2024
Description

Table extends from 47 to 83 with 2 leaves. Table has minor scratches and some water marks. Marked 110.

 The chairs are unusual with seats attached by leather straps and have been reupholstered. One chair back has been repaired ( see last image) where the cushion attaches. Marked K.S. 41

Category
Furniture
Medium
teak with newly upholstered seats and backs
Distinguishing marks
Leather straps holding seats in place. Tongue and groove chair frames
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
Table width 31 inches height 27.5 length without leaves-47 inches with two, 18 inch extension - 83
Date Period
1960s - 1970s
History
purchased 5 years ago at a church bazaar
Price Paid (If known)
$100
For Sale?
No
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Modern Way

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Charley

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Description

This dining set consists of a mid-century modern teak table and four matching chairs from the 1960s-1970s, attributed to Korup Stolefabrik Mobler (marked K.S. 41). The table features two 18-inch extension leaves, extending its length from 47 inches to 83 inches. The chairs exhibit a unique design with leather straps attaching the reupholstered seats, and one chair back has been repaired.

Historical Context

Korup Stolefabrik Mobler was a Danish furniture manufacturer known for its high-quality craftsmanship and minimalist, functional designs typical of the Scandinavian modern movement. The use of teak, tongue-and-groove joinery, and innovative seat attachments highlights the company's attention to detail and aesthetic.

Current Condition

  • Table: Good condition with minor scratches and watermarks consistent with age and use.
  • Chairs: Good condition overall; seats and backs have been reupholstered, maintaining usability. The leather strap feature is a notable design element. One chair has a repaired back.

Dimensions

  • Table: 31 inches wide, 27.5 inches tall, and 47 inches long without leaves (83 inches with both leaves).

Value

Based on comparable mid-century modern dining sets, the following value estimates apply:

  • Current market value: $1,200–$2,000 (depending on the condition of the table and chairs, desirability of the leather strap feature, and originality of materials).
  • If restored: Potential value could increase to $2,500–$3,000 with professional refinishing of the table and careful restoration of the repaired chair.

Notes

  • Provenance: Purchased at a church bazaar for $100.
  • Appraisal Caveat: An in-person professional appraisal is recommended to confirm the authenticity of the Korup Stolefabrik attribution, assess the quality of the teak and craftsmanship, and verify the originality of the design and materials.

This set represents a well-crafted and potentially valuable example of Danish mid-century modern furniture, with a unique design feature that adds to its appeal.

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