Ercol 467 Sideboard In Dark Finish

Ercol Furniture was founded by Italian designer Lucian R. Ercolani in 1920 with the goal of creating well-designed and high-quality furniture.

During World War II, Ercol shifted its focus to producing utility furniture for the war effort, showcasing their adaptability and commitment to quality craftsmanship even during challenging times.

The introduction of the iconic Windsor Chair in 1956 marked the birth of Ercol’s mid-century modern style, which continues to be a timeless choice for those seeking luxury and elegance in their homes.

With collaborations from notable designers like Rachel Galbraith and Tim Fenby, Ercol collections offer a range of high-quality pieces inspired by mid-century design principles that combine form and function. The new post-war sensibility saw the birth of the iconic mid-century modern style, which favoured furniture with simple, functional designs and easy, clean lines. During these post-war years, especially the 1950s, Ercol released some of its most iconic pieces that we still know and love today.

The Loveseat and the Studio Couch were both released in 1956 and were instant industry favourites. The Butterfly Chair and Stacking Chair, which are both still easily recognisable were produced in the thousands in the 1950s and 60s and are still part of the Ercol Originals collection today. 1957 also saw the release of the Evergreen range, a still much-coveted collection.

Later down the line, the 1980s saw the release of Ercol’s Jubilee Range, a new soft furnishing collection with characteristic bent beech frames.

Measurements:

H 76 cm x W129 cm x D49 cm

Condition report:

Various minor marks throughout, all adds to its charm