Vintage Magazine Rack Side Table in Elm from Ercol, 1990s

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Exquisite Ercol Magazine Rack/Side Table – A Timeless Classic Introduce a touch of sophistication to your home with this exceptional … Read more Exquisite Ercol Magazine Rack/Side Table – A Timeless Classic Introduce a touch of sophistication to your home with this exceptional Ercol magazine rack and side table, a true masterpiece of British design and craftsmanship. Dating from the 1990s, this vintage piece is in remarkable condition, reflecting the enduring quality and meticulous attention to detail for which Ercol is renowned. Expertly handcrafted from premium solid Elm, the tabletop boasts a striking grain that exudes natural beauty and charm. Beneath, the sculpted magazine rack provides a graceful yet practical solution for organising your favourite periodicals, newspapers, or documents. The intricate lyre-shaped pedestal sides add a distinctive elegance, making this piece as visually captivating as it is functional. Cleverly combining form and utility, this piece is as versatile as it is beautiful. Its dual-purpose design functions seamlessly as both a magazine rack and a side table, offering a stylish yet practical addition to your living space. This rare find retains its original gold Ercol label, a hallmark of authenticity and superior quality. Whether styled in a formal sitting room or a cosy reading nook, this timeless piece promises to elevate any interior with understated luxury. Own a part of design history – enquire now to make this exceptional Ercol piece yours. Dimensions (Approx.): Width: 54.5 cm Depth: 34 cm Height: 50 cm All of our furniture has been restored/upcycled professionally with care and attention using quality paints and materials. However, as with all vintage items they may show some characteristics signs of age and some minor imperfections, which only adds to their overall appeal and authenticity. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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