Heals London

Bijenkorf. The equivalent of heals in London it was renowned for selling the most forward thinking design of

designs were retailed by iconic London department stores Heal’s and Harrods. Fitted with 3 drawers and

Furniture, and retailed by Heal's of London. Figured olive walnut throughout with original metal handles

Furniture, and retailed by Heal's of London. Figured olive walnut throughout with original metal handles

set on sturdy but sleek chrome legs. Originally sold in Heal's of London, dated 1972.

Ltd. This piece was retailed at the World famous furniture store Heals of London, circa 1965. A large

Ltd. This piece was retailed at the World famous furniture store Heals of London, circa 1965. A large

by top contemporary shops like Heals of London at the time.  

contracts with department stores such as Heals in London.

through contracts with department stores such as Heals in London.

A stunning vintage sideboard. This was designed and made by Archie Shine in London for Heal’s in

, by the well known maker zenith.  Popular for retailing out of heals of London during the 1930's

-designed and comfortable sofa with a high supportive back and deep comfortable cushions. Sold by Heal's of

reclaimed war ships, attributed to Heals of London. This functional teak garden dining set is innovatively

destined for exclusive high-end retailers such as Harrods of London or Heals. In very good period

Liberty, dating to the Art Deco period, circa 1940. Appealing forms inspired by the aesthetic of Heals

Originally sold exclusively through Harrods & Heals of London. The designer at Merrow Associates

through Heals of London in the 1930s. They are very handsome clocks and make excellent kitchen or

exclusive retailers such as Heals of London.  These represent some of the best of British furniture of the

the time such as Harrods and Heals of London. Fyne Ladye Furniture was rarely labeled.  

attached to the Paris department store, Aux Trois Quartiers. His furniture was marketed in London by Heals

'Vibrations' designed by textile designer Nicola Woods and was commissioned for Heals of London. Provenance

sofa was included in a Classics exhibition at Heal & Son Ltd’s London store as early as 1981. The

/FURNITUREMAKERS. Provenance: Originally purchased from Heal's, Tottenham Court Road, London in the 1960s

to Heal’s of London, making furniture for luxury liners and hotels including the state rooms of RMS

Heal's of London. The Rio rosewood shows wonderful highly figured bookmatch veneers. It has the original

An Art Deco two tiered side table by Heal's of London. Burr and figured walnut veneer. Original

An Art Deco slimline drinks cabinet by Heal's of London. Satin birch veneered with figured walnut

A handsome two-drawer chest made by Heal's, with molded edge top over two-drawers retaining

Heals of London oak folding occasional tea table. Ivorine maker's label. Circa 1920s. The table

central drawers displaying the Heal and Son, London makers stamp. The table is raised on four turned

is a recognised design from Heal's of London. Additional dimensions information: 131cm wide at

A fine Limed Oak cabinet by Heal & Sons of London. This piece was produced around 1930 and is still

, simply cleaned and polished. Heal’s first opened its London doors in 1810, and began a centuries-long

Heals London. The chairs have elongated sculpted diamond form back supports, and light and graceful

. Original Bramah Lock with Royal Warrant. Possibly retailed by Heal's of London. Ivorine label "Best London

1960s but probably retailed in HEALS London along the same period. Stained wood with upholstered

Ambrose Heal for Heals and Son London. A rare and early pair of oak Arts and Crafts side chairs

A rare Arts and Crafts desk designed by Philip Tilden and Ambrose Heal, made by Heals of London

Heals of London armchair in velvet fabric by House of Hackney England circa 1930 Newly

from Heals London pre-World War 2. Details of provenance will be provided. Original condition. Great

The main feature of this highly decorative low sofa/coffee table is the London Skyline picture by

Original divan base, with turned column bed ends. Made by Heals of London.

An Art Deco desk with curved corners by Heal's of London. Drawers either side with integral sliding

In the style of Heals of London. A later Arts & Crafts fireside reading armchair with flat arms

marked on the reverse with “Heal and Son, London W, Leadless Glaze”. The platter features an edge pattern

store Heal & Son in London. They are all strong with no wobble and sit very well. These are now quite

inset leather top. This dates from circa 1860-1880 period, it was made in London by Heal & Son. It

called ‘Napoleonic Soldiers’ designed by David Whitehead fabrics for Heals in London. The reverse is a

, Munich, Germany 1972 Heals, London, Great Britain 1973 La Boutique Danoise, Paris, France 1973 Museum

, Munich, Germany 1972 Heals, London, Great Britain 1973 La Boutique Danoise, Paris, France 1973 Museum

, Erwin Behr and Heal's London. She designed for seven exhibitions in Germany and abroad, for example at

Wicker garden armchairs, circa 1910. Woven armchairs made by Dryad, and retailed through Heals

Sold at Heals of London this fine mahogany and teak extending dining table, seats 6-8 with two

drawers and trumpet handles this piece retailed at Heals of London, a Fine furniture store in the 1950s.

functions equally well as a writing table or desk or a hallway, Console table. Retailed at Heals of London

lights were sold in the illustrious Copenhagen department store Illums Bolighus and Heals in London. Dal