Magnificent vintage expanding dining table designed by Milo Baughman for Directional in the United States, circa 1960s. This spectacular and organic design features a mix of quality woods such as rosewood, walnut, and oak, creating a seamless multi-wood top that sits over a minimalist base. The use of various materials in this design allows it to be paired with a range of dining chairs options. Additionally, it features two removable leaves that can be stored when not in use and put in place when you have additional guests. Its versatile design allows it to serve as a dining table or conference table. The leaves measure 20" W each, and the table measure 112" W when fully extended. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When you purchase vintage furniture from Danish Modern NoHo, you're not just acquiring a unique piece; you're also gaining access to our expert restoration services. Each item we sell comes with the peace of mind that it has been meticulously restored by our skilled team, leveraging over a decade of experience in vintage furniture renovation. We take the hassle out of the restoration process for you. From expertly sanding the old finish to highlight the natural grain of the wood to reupholstering sofas with new foam and fabric while maintaining their original charm—every detail is thoughtfully addressed. This means you can enjoy your newly acquired vintage piece without worrying about any of the labor-intensive work that typically comes with restoration. With us, you’re making an investment in both style and peace of mind as we handle all the hard work so you can simply enjoy your unique find.