Description

A beautifully crafted extending dining table, designed by Peter Hayward for British maker Vanson in the 1960s. Take a good look at the photographs to see the super grain patterns on this piece. The gentle curves to the table’s top set it apart aesthetically from more traditional dining table shapes. This model is extremely popular due to the fact that it can be extended to seat 6 to 8 people. It features an extension leaf, that stores easily underneath the table top, making it a very versatile dining table. Other design highlights include the beautiful banding around the edge of the table top and the attractive shaping to the table’s legs.

Peter Hayward established his reputation as a furniture designer in the 1950s -70s. With an impressive client list that included G-Plan, Parker Knoll, Greaves & Thomas, Uniflex, Race Furniture and not forgetting Heals and Son in London. Several of his designs were selected for the Design Council and Design Index and because this acclaim represented British design in the UK and abroad until his death in 2005.

A stylish table in super condition and ready for use in your home with, as you’d expect, minor signs of age and use.

Dimensions: H74 x D92 x W137cm (Width when extended – 183cm)