Mid-Century Modern Pandora Coffee Table in Elm by Lucian Ercolani for Ercol, 1980s

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Mid century ercol pandora coffee table in solid elm (1980s) - sympathetically restored and in superb condition
a rare and … Read more Mid century ercol pandora coffee table in solid elm (1980s) - sympathetically restored and in superb condition
a rare and highly sought-after design from the iconic british maker ercol, this pandora coffee table is a masterclass in form and function. Crafted from solid elm with a radiant elm finish, the table showcases ercol’s signature craftsmanship — from the expressive grain patterns to the subtle detailing that defines mid-century british design at its finest.

what sets this piece apart is its striking square silhouette, beautifully softened by gently curved edges — a hallmark of timeless design that balances sculptural elegance with everyday practicality.

dating from the 1980s, this exceptional piece features two generously sized drawers with classic dovetail joints, a convenient open shelf for curated display, and discreet castors that ensure effortless mobility. The original ercol badge is proudly retained, confirming both its authenticity and enduring quality.

while designed as a coffee table, its versatile proportions make it equally compelling as a stylish tv or media unit, ideal for refined living rooms, boutique hotels, reception areas or curated modern spaces.

these iconic ercol pieces never stay available for long — they’re highly collectible and quick to go. If this stunning table has caught your eye, don’t miss the opportunity to make it yours.

dimensions (approx.):

width: 80 cm

depth: 80 cm

height: 40 cm

for lovers of vintage furniture & accessories

a timeless and stylish addition to any home, this piece is perfect for those who appreciate mid-century design, as well as interior designers looking to bring its elegance into their projects. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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