A timeless ensemble by tom robertson for a.h. Mcintosh – dunvegan collection, scotland, early 1970s designed in the early 1970s by tom robertson for the esteemed dunvegan collection, this dining set is a testament to the enduring legacy of scottish craftsmanship. Handcrafted by a.h. Mcintosh in richly grained teakwood, the set exudes the warmth and refinement that defined an era of thoughtful design and quiet elegance. at its heart rests a round dining table, softly extending to welcome guests, its form both functional and graceful. Nestled beneath it, in perfect harmony, are the original chairs—designed with foresight to tuck seamlessly under the tabletop when not in use. Each chair is newly upholstered in classic black vinyl, providing a gentle contrast to the glowing teak and a nod to the sophistication of mid-century interiors. this is not merely a dining set—it is a gathering place shaped by tradition, built to endure, and crafted with reverence for the art of making. dimensions: diameter: 120 cm extension: 45 cm table extended: 165 x 120 cm height: 75 cm this piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution