SET OF 3 1960's Danish Teak Nesting Tables Attributed To H.W. Klein For Bramin For Sale

SET OF 3 1960's Danish Teak Nesting Tables Attributed To H.W. Klein For Bramin. They are unbranded. There are markings on the tables, but no brand name (see pictures). The decorative tile inlay on the largest table and the way they are made is in the style attributed to H.W. Klein for Bramin Mobler. A beautiful set of three teak nesting tables from the 1960's or 1970's. The largest table features a designed tile inlay. These are made in a way that the legs of the two smaller tables are suspended from the floor, and only the legs of the largest table are on the floor. The largest table stands about 19 1/4" tall. It's about 21 3/8" wide and about 15 5/8" deep. The middle table is about 18 1/2" by 15 5/8", and the smallest table is about 15 1/2" square.
Used. Very good used condition. The tables have been given a coat of professional quality teak oil and finish and allowed to dry. It's a hard and durable finish. The wood has aged beautifully to a golden amber color, but the toning on the two smaller tables makes them appear a bit lighter than the largest one (see pictures). There is some light scuffing and scratching from age and use (see pictures). One of the supports underneath had a short crack and has been glued but it's tight, solid and difficult to see (see pictures). View all pictures for complete description.
Ask any questions you may have before buying. View all pictures carefully, as they are an important part of the description. The set is sold as pictured, as described and as-is.
Ships to USA contiguous 48 states only. PayPal only. Shipping is a flat rate $40. That price includes packing, packing materials, shipping and handling. The legs will be removed for shipping, and the tables will be packed flat (see last picture). They will be packed together into a sturdy box, and there will be packing materials between all of the pieces. Reassembly is pretty much self-explanatory. The longest legs go on the largest table, the middle length legs go on the middle table, and the shortest legs go on the smallest table.
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