Hille Cabinets

A stylish and exceptionally well made Art Deco burr walnut and sycamore cocktail cabinet by Hille, dating from the 1930’s. This is of outstanding quality and has a gorgeous design. ...

An outstanding pair of Art Deco sycamore bedside cabinets by Hille. They were made in England, they date from the 1920’s. The quality is superb, they have a beautiful and stylish de...

Robin Day, a 'Hilleplan' unit B sideboard, designed circa 1953 for Hille, walnut cased cabinet with two short drawers above two sliding cupboard doors in black and white vitrolite, r...

A very stylish and rare vintage sideboard, this is from the Interplan range designed by Robin Day for Hille. It was made in England and dates from the 1950’s. The quality is outst...

This is a fantastic antique Art Deco satinwood demi lune cocktail cabinet by Hille and suit of Cut Crystal Glasses circa 1920 in date. It is of architectural form, made in figure...

An Art Deco drinks cabinet by Hille. Satin birch veneered throughout with a birdseye maple veneered central strip. Upper drinks compartment o...

This is an extremely rare drinks cabinet made by the famous cabinet makers Hille of London circa 1920s period and it’s absolutely top quality throughout. The Hille name is stamped on...

This is an extremely rare drinks cabinet made by the famous cabinet makers Hille of London circa 1920s period and it’s absolutely top quality throughout. The Hille name is stamped on...

An Art Deco walnut veneered display cabinet. Glass fronted with floral detail. Central section comprising of four glass shelves with mirrored backed interior and satinwood base. Glass to front and side with three shelved mirrored backed interiors. Veneered to top and frame. Original pink mirrored glass. Dimensions: H 153cm, W 150cm, D 47cm The Hille furniture company was founded in the east end of London in 1906 by Salamon Hille, focusing on the reproduction of eighteenth century furniture. By the 1930s the company had established international reputation supplying products all over the world. At the beginning of the 1930s Salamons daughter Ray joined and worked with the company to produce original furniture and designs and, following Salmons retirement in 1932 took over the business, producing fabulous original Art Deco pieces to match the growing style of the times. In 1940 in the same year Salamon Hille died, the Hille factory and stores were destroyed. With the combined challenge of losing their factory and the increased restriction on timber Ray Hille began repairing bomb damaged furniture...

This is an extremely rare drinks cabinet made by the famous cabinet makers Hille of London circa 1920s period and it’s absolutely top quality throughout. The Hille name is stamped on...

An Art Deco bureau cabinet. Burr walnut veneer with mahogany serpentine shaped integral shelves. Dimensions: H 82cm, W 75cm, D 38cm Origin: English Date: circa 1930 Item ...

A glass and wood Robin Day sideboard designed for Hille, UK, 1950s. The piece is from the Interplan range by the leading British furniture designe...