1960s Oval John Mortensen Rosewood Dining Table HM55 pendants The three Rosewood vertical supporting

The three Rosewood vertical supporting rails have a few chips specifically in the areas surrounding the hole edges of which there are eight to hold the unit firmly in place on the wall

A space sits beneath each top where magazines can be stored

made by Archie Shine and possibly designed by Robert Heritage for Heal's in the 1960's

storing or transporting

A fun and practical desk lamp which allows you to alter the amount of light you require by manually revolving the ball around to expose a greater amount of the bulb

1960s Oval John Mortensen Rosewood Dining Table HM55 pendants The three Rosewood vertical supportingAn absolutely stunning large, extendable, Danish, Rosewood, oval dining table, which has two separate leaves, and a feature pedestal base which opens when extended. Designed by John Mortensen for Heltborg Mbelfabrik during the 1960s. Designed in 1962. Model HM55 The two independent leaves, when in use, lay on top of two sliding metal runners, which connects the two halves of the table. The runners slide into themselves when not in use underneath the