Extendable Dining Table by Roger De Winter for E.M.Y., 1960s
Extendable Dining Table by Roger De Winter for E.M.Y., 1960s
Mid-century dining table designed by Belgian modernist architect Roger De Winter for E.M.Y. around 1965. It features a beautiful rosewood top which can be extended from 160cm-220cm thanks to a central leaf. The subtle use of metal gives this piece a nice modernist touch. Comes from the first owner who took very good care of it as it remains in excellent condition. Slight corrosion present on one leg. Matching sideboard also available (currently being restored).
Roger De Winter (23/02/1923 - 19/03/2001) was a Belgian architect, active between 1948 and 1992. From 1954, De Winter started his own practice of residential houses and some buildings for small businesses in the region of Vilvoorde and in Brussels. Between 1958 and 1975 he worked mainly as a freelance designer for the furniture manufacturer E.M.Y., alongside Jean Batenburg.
Location: Warehouse (by appointment)
Designer: Roger De Winter
Producer: E.M.Y.
Country: Belgium
Period: 1960s
Materials: Rosewood, Metal
Condition: Very Good
Width: 160cm-220cm
Depth: 90cm
Height: 73cm
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