A stunning Ercol model 335 armchair. Designed in the mid-20th century by Lucian Ercolani for Ercol, this piece embodies the brand’s commitment to quality and style.
Crafted from solid beech and elm with the iconic spindle back and curved armrests. Its durable frame and ergonomic design ensure comfort and longevity, making it not just a chair but a statement of enduring mid-century design.
Brand new Pirelli webbing with new base and back cushion pads upholstered in lovely grey fabric removable covers. The new upholstery is fully compliant to current fire regulations.
Founded in 1920 by Italian-born designer Lucian Ercolani, Ercol is a beloved British furniture maker known for its craftsmanship, innovation and timeless design. Based in Buckinghamshire, the brand rose to prominence in the mid-20th century with its Windsor range, pioneering steam-bending techniques and producing pieces that combined elegance with utility.
Ercol’s furniture remains highly collectible today, admired for its organic forms, durable materials and appeal across both traditional and contemporary interiors. Each vintage Ercol piece is a testament to thoughtful design and exceptional British manufacturing.
In excellent restored condition.
A timeless classic that never goes out of style. Very desirable furniture to add a distinct mid century modern aesthetic to your home.
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Ercol was founded in 1920 by Lucian Ercolani in High Wycombe. Known for Windsor-style chairs with spindle backs and solid elm or beech construction.
The brand became popular in the 1950s-60s for combining traditional English furniture-making with lighter, more modern proportions. Pieces from this era used steam-bent elm for curved backs and stretchers.
We stock Ercol chairs, dining sets, and occasional pieces, all properly restored and ready to use.
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Born Luciano Randolfo Ercolani in Sant’Angelo in Vado, Italy, on 8 May 1888, Lucian Ercolani moved to London with his family in 1898. After studying drawing and furniture construction at Shoreditch Technical Institute, he made his first piece – a mother of pearl inlaid musical cabinet – in 1907, which the company still holds today. His career progressed through the Salvation Army joinery department and Frederick Parker’s workshops before he founded Furniture Industries in 1920, later renamed Ercol. A crucial wartime government contract for 100,000 Windsor chairs in 1944 established the company’s reputation, while Ercolani’s innovative kiln design solved elm’s tendency to warp, making it viable for mass production.
Ercolani’s designs, including the Windsor Collection (1947), Butterfly Chair (1958), and Stacking Chair (1957), defined British furniture in the post-war period. At its peak, the factory employed 800 workers and produced 2,000 pieces daily, with Windsor Kitchen Chairs alone selling 3,000 units weekly. His design philosophy – “design for comfort; design for function; design for beauty” – guided every piece. A founder member of the Furniture Makers Guild and its Master in 1957-58, Ercolani received an OBE in 1964. He published his memoir “A Furniture Maker” in 1975 and died the following year, having built one of Britain’s most significant furniture manufacturing companies.
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