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Ercol 2 seater sofa with light beech frame.

133cm wide (seat cushion is 118cm wide), 82cm high and 80cm deep (cushion depth is 68cm). Seat height is 43cm.

Good condition apart from two small scuffs on back of frame and small crack also on the back frame (see photos).

Webbing has been replaced with new webbing.

The cushion is covered in mustard yellow Harris tweed fabric. There is a stain on one side (see photo) so cushion has been flipped.

No back cushions - we have used it with scatter cushions to better show off the attractive back of the sofa.

£350 ono.

Collection from Honor Oak Park, SE23.

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