Is this Ercol?  

could you ad more photo's 

Hi, I found I could only add one file to the post at any time? Also the photo was rotated from the original when posted?

Anyway here is the base

TIA Vigman

@Vigman

Well, maybe Ercol for John Lewis.

@vigman. Based on images I found online,this is an extension piece for Ercol curved end dining tables and can also be used as a stand alone piece.

@vigman both @lexi and @mvc are right look at this ercol catalogue

http://online.flipbuilder.com/yrjp/euaf/#p=10

foun in  https://www.ercol.com/contract/about/archive/

Thanks everyone. I stupidly missed out the fact that it is only 18" tall and 27" wide,  but looking at the catalogue page 22, it is the smallest Ercol table from a nest of three!

It's on eBay UK now. 

So pleased I found this group as I have many items I'm going to ID and sell on now

Vigman

@Vigman

Okay, we only charge 10% commission on every sale. 😎 

Subject to lexi's and wesemael's consent.

Hi

I’m in so many groups with so many rules!!
Some you can ask for just ID. Some you can ask for valuations. Some you can sell in the group and some you can advertise where an item is for sale!?

Don't want to break any rules here so happy to remove EBay reference!

 Thanks again!

Everything okay, don't panic. 😀 

Well.....I believe this is the smallest table from a nest of three (cf page 22 Ercol 1965 catalogue, link in thread), however an Ebay buyer insists this is a cut down extension table?

My argument is that it appears to have factory finished feet and that the legs would be impossibly tapered at full length if this is the cut down version?

Any advice welcomed

TIA

@Vigman

Your table is definitely not part of the nesting tables at page 22, it looks different.

The Ebay buyer might be right.

@vigman.That nest of tables you are referring to are widely known as the "pebble" nesting set.

@mvc. I also think the E-bay buyer is correct.

My other thought was that the Ercol coffee tables, with curved ends, may have had an extension piece designed to go with them, but cannot find anything online to support this theory.

Thanks everyone.

I have added the rider that this may be a cut down extension table.

This is a great group.....I don't think I'm going to get into the thousands of posts I have made on other groups (different usernames) though, but am now buying more modern pieces.

Thanks again

to a simple man like me it looks a lot like the table on page 10   off the 65 catalogue in the bottom left corner

with the leggs cut down