Description:
Hans J. Wegner Refectory Teak Dining Table, Denmark, mid-20th century, with two integrated leaves, unmarked, ht. 29 3/4, wd. 34 1/4, lg. 49, with leaves open 93 in.
Provenance: A Wellfleet, Massachusetts, estate.
Note: Professor Kenneth A. Johnson was a National Science Foundation Fellow at the Institute for Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen in the 1950s prior to joining M.I.T. and purchased many of the items in Denmark that would later furnish his Karl Koch-designed home in Lincoln, Massachusetts.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
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Keywords
national science foundation, Kenneth A. Johnson, Lincoln20th Century Design
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