Metamorphic Coffee Table | McIntosh Tristor | Kirkcaldy, Scotland | 1960s
Mid-Century Modern teak coffee table with flip-top, cocktail cabinet, and two nesting tables was designed in the 1960s under the design direction of Tom Robertson for A.H. McIntosh, Kirkcaldy, Scotland.
The set was manufactured 1960-1968 as the original Victoria Road factory was damaged by a hurricane in 1968 then suffered a fire in 1969 or 1971.
The set was designed under the direction of Tom Robertson, who designed for McIntosh in the 1950s then became design director throughout the 1960s. Val Rossi was a designer for McIntosh under Robertson and went on to design for Beithcraft.
The coffee table has a hinged bi-fold top that folds out to create a dining or gaming space.
The left side is fitted with two nesting tables that may be pulled out with ease when needed.
The right end is fitted with a drop-front cocktail cabinet housing one shelf. The cocktail cabinet is also accessible from the top when the lid is rotated at the halfway point.
The furniture labels for McIntosh and their Tristor range are adhered to one inside wall of the cocktail cabinet.
34.75ʺW × 19.25ʺD × 21.75ʺH
1895
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Tile-Topped Coffee Table | Englender Occasional Furniture | England | 1971-1973
Rectangular teak wood coffee table with sled legs and a slatted magazine and book shelf.
The top is inset with ceramic tiles in orange, brown, and yellow colors.
33.5" w x 18.75" d x 15.5" h
699
SKU# 135-82C
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Englender Furniture Group label
South Normanton
Derbyshire
England
Danish Modern Metamorphic Elevator Coffee Table | Kai Kristiansen | Trioh | 1962
Vintage teak coffee table from Denmark elevates into a draw-leaf dining table.
55" w | 23.25" to 43" d | 22" to 28.25" h
SKU# KCMT
2195
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Print ad from 1962 promoting the Elevator table designed by Kai Kristiansen for Trioh, Denmark.
The English translation of the Danish text is approximately:
"A Trioh coffee table is a valuable addition to your home. They can easily recognize it on the burnt-in mark in the underside of the tabletop and the warranty certificate sealed for each table. FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND NEWLYWEDS, the coffee table shown here is a find because it can be used both as a sofa and dining table. With a single grip, the table top is raised to dining height, 72 cm, and the tabletop is increased to 135 x 87 cm - plenty for 4 people. Their furniture dealer would like to give you a special brochure of sofa tables, there are many lovely models to choose from."
Elevator Coffee Table | Kai Kristiansen | Trioh | 1962
Kai Kristiansen Elevator table in dining and gaming position with leaves drawn.
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Coffee Table | Oak Boards | Hairpin Legs | OOAK
One of a kind original designed in our workshop and built by Steven.
Built from salvaged antique oak with attached black metal hairpin legs.
35" W | 24" D | 17.25" H
699
SKU 300-CT
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Coffee Table | Druce, London | 1950s
Mid-Century Modern coffee table with splayed legs manufactured by Druce & Co. Ltd., Baker Street, London, W.1.
25.25" w | 16.75" d | 17.25" h
Perfectly sized for smaller space living!
SKU# 132-ST6
395
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Tile Top Coffee Table | Engesvang, Denmark
Vintage Danish Modern teak coffee table.
Ceramic tiles inset into top feature white roses with green leaves against a mottled white and yellow background.
44.25" w | 20.5" d | 16" h
SKU# 132-73
799
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