A Fine Ten Seat Art Deco By Hille c1935

Description

Heading: A Fine Ten Seat Art Deco By Hille c1935
Date : c.1932-1940
Origin : East London
Colour : Burr walnut veneered on solid mahogany
Features : Two carvers and eight seats. Pedestal base and iconic Hille fluting
Condition : Exhibition standard.
Restoration : Newly french polished and re-upholstered in cream English leather.
Dimensions : Height 78cm; Length 265cm . width 95cm

The Hille factory was founded by Salomon Hille in 1906 with the aim of producing replica 18th century furniture. In the early 1930s the company was joined by his daughter Ray Hille who assumed control in 1932. Ray then began to focus on original art deco designs. In 1940 the factory and stores were destroyed by the Luftwaffe. A new factory was opened in 1951 in Watford.

This may be viewed at the Pantiles Arcade. Tunbridge Wells. Delivery within the mainland UK is included within the price.