Ercol - Armchair - Beech - Two vintage armchairs

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Pair of 1950s ERCOL armchairs in varnished beech, measuring 70 × 60 × 67 cm, in excellent condition with minimal signs of age and wear.

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Description from the seller

Key data of the piece
- Brand / Manufacturer: ERCOL (England)
- Era: 1950s
- Type: Pair of armchairs
- Material: Lightly stained beech wood
- Construction: Assembly without nails or screws
- Back: Three curved wooden slats
- Seat: Elastic straps with fastening system via buttons
- Upholstery: Sky blue cotton with original straps and buttons
- Brand: Original ERCOL stamps on the back
- Condition: Excellent state of preservation
- Measurements: Height 70 cm × Width 60 cm × Depth 67 cm

Comfortable and elegant pair of English armchairs from the renowned ERCOL firm, made in light beech wood, finished in its natural tone and built using the joinery method, without nails or screws.

The back consists of three wooden slats that provide comfort and support to the cushion. The seat is made of elastic straps that guarantee comfort and flexibility. In addition, it features an ingenious detail in the wood of the rear slat: small buttons that fit into the upholstery straps, preventing the cushion from shifting.

A design full of good taste and artisanal precision, reflecting the quality and innovation characteristic of ERCOL. The original upholstery, in sky blue cotton, preserves the straps and buttons for securing it to the furniture.

Both armchairs retain the brand's original stamps on the back.

Seller's Story

antiques and vintage
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Key data of the piece
- Brand / Manufacturer: ERCOL (England)
- Era: 1950s
- Type: Pair of armchairs
- Material: Lightly stained beech wood
- Construction: Assembly without nails or screws
- Back: Three curved wooden slats
- Seat: Elastic straps with fastening system via buttons
- Upholstery: Sky blue cotton with original straps and buttons
- Brand: Original ERCOL stamps on the back
- Condition: Excellent state of preservation
- Measurements: Height 70 cm × Width 60 cm × Depth 67 cm

Comfortable and elegant pair of English armchairs from the renowned ERCOL firm, made in light beech wood, finished in its natural tone and built using the joinery method, without nails or screws.

The back consists of three wooden slats that provide comfort and support to the cushion. The seat is made of elastic straps that guarantee comfort and flexibility. In addition, it features an ingenious detail in the wood of the rear slat: small buttons that fit into the upholstery straps, preventing the cushion from shifting.

A design full of good taste and artisanal precision, reflecting the quality and innovation characteristic of ERCOL. The original upholstery, in sky blue cotton, preserves the straps and buttons for securing it to the furniture.

Both armchairs retain the brand's original stamps on the back.

Seller's Story

antiques and vintage
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Two vintage armchairs
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Manufacturer/brand
Ercol
Material
Beech
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
70 cm
Width
60 cm
Depth
67 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Sold by
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
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Objects sold
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