Most nesting tables hide their legs. These show them off. Those sweeping lyre-shaped curves are the whole reason the Nathan Citadel set is still one of the most sought-after nests from the era. Where other tables are all straight lines and right angles, this one has movement. It looks like it's doing something, even when it's just holding your tea.
Three teak tables that tuck neatly together with the curves interlocking — it's a satisfying bit of engineering that also happens to be beautiful. Pull them apart when you have guests, slide them back together when you don't. One footprint, three surfaces.
Nathan Furniture made these in their workshops in the 1970s — proper British manufacturing with solid construction and a quality of finish you can feel when you run your hand across the top. The teak has a lovely warm mid-tone that sits comfortably with both modern and traditional interiors.
Great vintage condition throughout. Tops are clean and smooth, legs are tight, no wobble on any of the three.
Large: 61 cm W × 43 cm D × 51 cm H Medium: 50 cm W × 42 cm D × 48 cm H Small: 40 cm W × 41 cm D × 45 cm H
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