SKU: 82763881615

Vintage Ercol Windsor 'Model 265' Dining Table Extension 2911c

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Vintage Ercol Windsor 'Model 265' Dining Table Extension 2911cA scarcely seen, 'Model 265' Windsor Dining Table Extension designed by Lucian Ercolani between 1953 1967 for Ercol. Please Note* At the time of listing, we also have the matching plank table and matching chairs, all from the original owner. Please see our 'Dining tables & chairs' section for more details. Excellent restored condition This elegant, three legged table was originally designed as a removable extension for their range of dining tables. As

A scarcely seen, 'Model 265' Windsor Dining Table Extension designed by Lucian Ercolani between 1953-1967 for Ercol.

Please Note* At the time of listing, we also have the matching plank table and matching chairs, all from the original owner. Please see our 'Dining tables & chairs' section for more details.

– Excellent restored condition

This elegant, three legged table was originally designed as a removable extension for their range of dining tables. As they were mainly sold as an accompaniment to the tables, not many of these were produced and as such they have become a hard to find and much sought after piece of Ercol history.

Constructed entirely from solid English beech and elm, as with all Ercol furniture the build quality and materials used are second to none. 

We think the table works equally well as a small desk as we have styled it as in the photographs or perhaps a small kitchen/breakfast table.

In excellent restored condition there may be some minor polished in marks as to be expected for its age. Has the blue sticker present. Please take a look at the photographs for more detail.

Dimensions:
Width: 70cm
Depth: 47cm
Height: 72cm

This beautiful piece of furniture has been brought into our workshop and lovingly restored by hand. We use our skills and years of experience to ensure that every piece retains all of its quality and much loved character & warmth. When it leaves our workshop it is ready to start a new life, in your home, to be enjoyed by generations to come.

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