Mid-Century Modern Dining Chairs in Beech and Elm by Lucian Ercolani for Ercol, 1960s, Set of 4

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Beautifully Restored Set of 4 Ercol Model 449 Mid-Century Dining Chairs in Solid Elm & Beech

A beautifully restored set … Read more Beautifully Restored Set of 4 Ercol Model 449 Mid-Century Dining Chairs in Solid Elm & Beech

A beautifully restored set of four original Ercol Model 449 dining chairs, dating from the 1960s and showcasing the timeless craftsmanship that has made Ercol one of Britain's most celebrated furniture makers. Combining elegant Scandinavian-inspired lines with exceptional British craftsmanship, these chairs remain as desirable today as they were over half a century ago.

Crafted from solid beech with beautifully figured solid elm seats, the chairs display the warm honey tones and distinctive grain that have become synonymous with classic Ercol furniture. Their iconic windsor-style spindle backs, gently curved top rails and elegantly tapered legs create a light, airy appearance while providing excellent comfort and support.

This set has been professionally restored and now presents in superb condition, with a smooth finish that beautifully enhances the natural character of the timber. The restoration has retained the authentic charm of these vintage chairs whilst ensuring they are ready to be enjoyed for many years to come.

Perfect around a dining table, they also work wonderfully as occasional chairs throughout the home, complementing both contemporary and period interiors. Their understated elegance and enduring quality make them an excellent investment for anyone seeking genuine mid-century British design.

Whether paired with an Ercol dining table or mixed with other vintage furnishings, these chairs effortlessly bring warmth, character and timeless style to any dining space.

Condition

Professionally restored and presented in superb condition.

Dimensions
Height: 79cm Width: 42cm Depth: 41cm
Seat Height: 42.5cm Seat Width: 42cm Seat Depth: 41cm
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