Danish Modern AT-304 Dining Table by Hans J. Wegner in Teak and Oak

An exceptional example of Danish modern design, this iconic AT-304 dining table was designed by Hans J. Wegner for master cabinetmaker Andreas Tuck in Denmark, circa 1955. Celebrated for its refined engineering and sculptural form, the table perfectly illustrates Wegner’s philosophy of combining elegant simplicity with uncompromising craftsmanship.

The table features a beautifully grained teak top complemented by striking crossed oak saber legs, a distinctive design element that creates both visual lightness and structural strength. The legs are reinforced by solid brass stretchers, an ingenious detail that not only stabilizes the frame but also supports the drop leaves when extended. This thoughtful construction highlights Wegner’s mastery in blending function with sculptural design.

Two integrated drop leaves allow the table to expand effortlessly, making it highly versatile for both everyday dining and larger gatherings. When fully extended, the table measures an impressive 94 inches wide, offering generous seating while maintaining a graceful and balanced silhouette. Each leaf measures 21.75 inches, folding neatly to preserve the table’s streamlined profile when not in use.

Professionally restored, the table presents beautifully with a rich teak surface that highlights the natural warmth and character of the wood. It retains its original designer stamp, confirming its authenticity and connection to one of the most influential figures of 20th-century furniture design.

With its elegant proportions, ingenious construction, and timeless aesthetic, the AT-304 remains one of Wegner’s most celebrated dining table designs. Whether placed in a modern interior or a classic mid-century setting, it serves as a sophisticated and highly functional centerpiece.