1960s Ercol Set of 8 Windsor Dining Arm Chairs 493 & Large Extending Table 444

Rare, and seriously striking curved three-seat sofa and matching armchair designed in 1960 by Danish designer Johannes Andersen for little-known Swedish company Trensums. This desig...

Superb set of four first generation 1950s Fritz Hansen FH4103 ‘Heart’ dining chairs, designed in 1953 by Hans Wegner, and are not only beautiful, they’re also practical - three legge...

Mid-Century Ercol Grand Windsor Extending Dining Table by Lucian Ercolani  Elegant and Functional Mid-Century Ercol Grand Windsor Dining Table This vintage dining table is an iconic example of British mid-century modern furniture, ideal for adding a sophisticated touch to any dining space. Beautiful Solid Elm Top with Extendable Dining Space The Ercol Grand Windsor Dining Table features a solid elm wood top with a rich, natural grain that adds warmth and character to any room. Designed with versatility in mind, this extendable dining table transforms from a compact 152cm, suitable for small family meals or daily use, to a generous 224cm, perfect for hosting dinner parties or large gatherings. Standing at 72cm in height and 82 cm in width, the table is supported by sturdy, splayed beech legs, delivering both stability and visual appeal. Timeless Mid-Century Style and Collectable Value Crafted circa 1960, this mid-century modern dining set is in excellent vintage condition, showing light wear that adds to its authentic character. Perfect for both modern and traditional interiors, this iconic design by Lucian Ercolani enhances any home with collectable mid-century furniture value and investment potential. Why Choose the Mid-Century Ercol Grand Windsor Dining Table? Designed by Lucian Ercolani, a pioneer of British mid-century modern furniture Features an extendable solid elm wood tabletop for adaptable dining Solid wood construction with splayed legs and ergonomic Quaker chairs...

Vintage 1960s dining table and six chairs designed by William Doezema for Mastercraft retailed by Charak of Boston. Briar root burl veneer although frequently identified as Amboyna. ...