Mid-Century Teak G Plan Coffee Table with Tiled Top
This striking mid-century G Plan teak coffee table is a beautiful example of British design from the 1960s-70s. Crafted from warm, solid teak and finished with a unique ceramic tiled top, it showcases stunning patterned tiles that add visual interest and functionality. The durable tiled surface is perfect for daily use in a stylish living space. Its sculptural frame, curved edges, and angular legs embody the refined simplicity of the era. Measuring 128cm long, 44cm wide, and 41cm high, this table is ideal as a centrepiece or as a side table. Whether you're a collector or just love timeless mid-century modern design, this piece will make a refined, functional statement in your home.
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Authentic 1960s-70s G Plan design
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Solid teak frame with rich patina
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Decorative ceramic tiles
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Dimensions: 128 x 44 x 41 cm
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Great for modern or retro interiors
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In vintage condition
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Angled legs and sculpted sides
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Ideal for coffee, books or plants
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Professionally cleaned and oiled
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Classic British craftsmanship
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Perfect for collectors and design lovers
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Fully functional, stylish and rare
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Delivery
Free local delivery. Collection is welcome from our workshop in Lymington by prior arrangement, SO41. Alternatively, contact us for a courier quote for nationwide or worldwide delivery.
Condition
It has some age-related marks but is in good condition for its age. Sturdy, professionally cleaned, and ready to use. Please refer to the photos for details.
Sustainability
By choosing vintage, you're choosing the sustainable option and reducing environmental impact, one beautiful piece of furniture at a time.
Please take a look at the other mid-century, vintage, Scandi, and Danish items we have listed from brands such as G-Plan, Nathan, Stag, Hornsea, Bauhaus, Austin Suite, Meredew, Remploy, Myer, Jentique, Stonehill, Beithcraft, Schreiber, Beautility, Younger, Ercol, and more.
