S. Hille & Co. Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

An Art Deco Cocktail Cabinet by Salamon Hille. Burr walnut and satinwood veneered with hand carved detail. Mirrored lit interior with extensive glass storage, pull out tray and a secret lower drawer. Original brass key handle. 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...

An Art Deco console table by Salamon Hille. Burr walnut and satinwood veneered with carved scrolled sections. Three integral drawers. Curved legs with scrolled carved detail. Original makers label previously removed. 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 1930’s the company had established international reputation supplying products all over the world. At the beginning of the 1930's 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...

An Art Deco Sideboard by Salamon Hille. Burr walnut with finely carved fluted corners. Central cupboard with original brass handles opens to reveal extensive shelving. Two adjacent cupboards with the left hand side containing two upper drawers and lower shelves. Curved scrolled legs. Makers label 'S. Hille & Co Ltd' to inside of central cupboard door. 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 1930’s the company had established international reputation supplying products all over the world. At the beginning of the 1930's 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...

This is an elegant and very fine Art Deco sideboard of the very highest quality, in fabulous burr walnut, by Salaman Hille for S Hille Co. Ltd, circa 1920 in d...