Set of Four Rare Ercol Candlestick Dining Chairs, Mid Century
- Regular price
- £778.00
- Sale price
- £778.00
- Regular price














Set of Four Rare Mid-Century Ercol Candlestick Shalstone Dining Chairs (Lucian Ercolani, c.1950s–60s)
A charming and authentic set of four Ercol Shalstone dining chairs, designed by Lucian Ercolani for Ercol in the mid-20th century. Sometimes affectionately referred to as Candlestick chairs due to their elegant spindle backs, these pieces are crafted from a beautiful combination of elm and beech — a hallmark of Ercol’s timeless design ethos.
Condition
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Solid and sturdy with a lovely aged patina.
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Some signs of wear and tear consistent with age, but nothing to detract from their beauty or function.
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Ready to use and enjoy, with scope to keep as-is or to re-polish for a refreshed look.
Provenance
These chairs were sourced from a family home in the South of England, where they had been gathered around the same dining table for generations of family meals, celebrations, and everyday living. Much-loved and well-cared for, they carry with them a story of continuity and comfort — the very spirit of Ercol furniture. Their journey from a bustling mid-century household to today ensures they retain both character and history, ready to become part of their next chapter in your home.
Dimensions (approx.)
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Height: 78 cm
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Width: 40 cm
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Depth: 45 cm
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Seat Height: 42.5 cm
Why Collect Ercol
Founded by Italian-born designer Lucian Ercolani in 1920, Ercol remains one of the most celebrated British furniture makers of the 20th century. Renowned for combining traditional craftsmanship with modernist design principles, Ercolani’s use of solid woods such as elm and beech resulted in pieces that are as robust as they are elegant. Today, original mid-century Ercol chairs are highly sought after for their enduring quality and understated style.
✨ A wonderful opportunity to own a piece of British mid-century design history, with a provenance that makes this set of Shalstone chairs even more special.













