Kofod Larsen for G Plan Teak Dressing Table — 1960s

A teak dressing table by Ib Kofod Larsen for G Plan, from the 1960s.

The split teak handles are the identifier — cut into the drawer front in two halves rather than applied as hardware, a detail Kofod Larsen used across his G Plan range and one that has never been convincingly copied.

The swooping base gives the piece its line. The mirror lifts overall height to 117cm, but the table itself sits at 70cm, so it works as a desk with the mirror removed.

Seating area 56cm wide, with 56cm clearance from floor to underside.

H 117cm with mirror · W 132cm × D 45cm