Ercol Chairs Cryoline Stretcher Model 909 (C.1970) Set Of Four Rare

Ercol Chairs Cryoline Stretcher Model 909 (C.1970) Set Of Four RareVintage Ercol Model 909 Latimer Steam Bent Chairs (c. 1970). X 4. Rare Ercol Crynoline Stretcher Chairs A beautifully preserved Ercol set of four chairs from the 1970s, featuring solid ash the sought after Golden Dawn finish and exceptionally rare Model 909 Latimer chairs. Date: c. 1970 Material: Solid Elm Finish: Golden Dawn This listing is for the chairs only Condition: Excellent still full of life after 55 years, with only light, age appropriate

Vintage Ercol Model 909 Latimer Steam-Bent Chairs (c.1970). X 4.

Rare Ercol Crynoline Stretcher Chairs

A beautifully preserved Ercol set of four chairs from the 1970s, featuring solid ash the sought-after Golden Dawn finish and exceptionally rare Model 909 Latimer chairs.

Date: c.1970

Material: Solid Elm

Finish: Golden Dawn
This listing is for the chairs only

Condition: Excellent — still full of life after 55 years, with only light, age-appropriate signs.

Capacity: 4 chairs

Model: Ercol 909 Latimer (rare steam-bent under stretcher)

Date: c.1970

Material: Solid Ash

Finish: Golden Dawn — perfectly matched to the table.

Condition: Excellent

Dimensions: 92 cm (H) × 50 cm (W) × 43 cm (D)

Why This Set Is Special
The Model 909 Latimer chairs are a rare find. This style chair is not your standard Quaker or Windsor chair, these are generously proportioned chair distinguished by their steam-bent under stretcher and timeless Windsor-inspired form. Paired with the matching ash table, this set embodies the craftsmanship and enduring style that have made Ercol a design icon for over a century.

About Ercol
Founded in England in 1920 by Italian-born designer Lucian Ercolani, Ercol quickly became one of the most respected British furniture makers. Ercolani’s career saw collaborations with Parker Knoll and G Plan, wartime manufacturing for the Utility Furniture Scheme, and in 1946, the launch of the now-legendary Windsor Collection at the V&A’s Britain Can Make It Festival. Ercol’s designs — from the Loveseat to the Studio Couch and Butterfly Chair — are celebrated for their spindle backs, bentwood arms, wedged-through-seat legs, and use of light woods such as beech and elm. In recognition of his contributions to British design, Ercolani was awarded an OBE in 1964.