A classic Ercol refectory dining table in beautifully grained dark elm, standing on solid trestle ends with the signature shaped supports and stretcher base.

This is one of those pieces that just works. Traditional lines, honest construction, and that unmistakable Ercol timber character. The top has been sanded and waxed and shows superb flowing elm grain throughout, finished in a rich tone.

The refectory base gives plenty of leg room and makes it practical for everyday family use — no awkward corner legs to work around. Comfortably seats 4–6.

A timeless dining table that will slot into a period interior just as easily as a modern setting needing warmth and character.

Estimated age: Late 20th century.

Condition

Structurally solid and sturdy.

The top has been refinished at some stage and presents well, with a good even sheen. Light age-related surface marks and minor wear consistent with use. A couple of small historic filled marks to the base inline with age and use.

Base is strong with no movement.

Overall, a clean and honest example in good vintage condition.

Approximate Dimensions

Length 152cm

Width 77cm

Height 72cm

Please be aware that this item does show signs of use, which is to be expected considering its age. These signs of wear add authenticity to the item. We recommend carefully studying the pictures as they form a significant part of the description. Thank you.

Feel free to explore our other available items. Our collection includes a variety of pieces ranging from rustic, antique, vintage to industrial.

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