Mid-century McIntosh double teak extending table, Scotland 1960s

It is an extendable dining table that hides two boards folded inside. Tom Robertson for A.H.McIntosh patented this table in the ’60 in Scotland; It is a practical and very versatile system; the table can use it with an extension which gives us a table of 1.98m and the two wings; we have a table for 92 2.36m wide. A.H. Mcintosh handcrafted this table in the ’60s in Scotland; the table has the label from McIntosh and the registration Patente number in its auxiliaries boards. Tom Robertson designed this table for its collection Dunvegan. The table extension is 198 with one board or 236 full extended. This table is in excellent condition, it has been sanded and polished, and with an oil finish, all the structure is tight and with a solid teak frame. Measurements of the table are. Closed: 160x92cm With one extension Length: 198x92cm With Both extensions Length: 236x92cm Distance between Gap or legs in the side length is 115cm.