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Art Deco 'J Nest' of Tables by the Hille Furniture Company, English, C1930
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Art Deco 'J Nest' of Tables by the Hille Furniture Company, English, C1930

1920 - 1940
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For your consideration is this rare set of blonde Burr walnut veneered nest of three graduating tables. These tables rarely come onto the market. This set features interlocking blonde walnut tables with jet black Perspex tops. The whole set has been fully and professionally restored and so comes to you in fabulous condition with no damage or defects to report. The tops are also in excellent condition with no scratches or defects. This set would not have been cheap in it's day and wasn't marketed for the masses but the decerning monied clientele who seek both kerb appeal and exceptional craftmanship and that's exactly what this set offers.

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Overall Width – 107 cm , 42 inches

Overall Depth – 58 cm , 23 inches

Overall Height – 60 cm , 23.5 inches

Left table:

Width – 58 cm , 23 inches

Height – 60 cm , 23.5 inches

Middle table:

Width – 51 cm , 20 inches

Height – 46 cm , 18 inches

Right table:

Width – 46 cm , 18 inches

Height – 52 cm , 20.5 inches

BIO

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 Salamon's 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, and began producing new furniture from used and re-worked wood. After the financial crisis hit in 1951 the Hille factory moved to an old brewery in Watford and in 1961 Hille opened its new offices.

Physical Dimensions
Height
59cm (23.23")
Width
101cm (39.76")
Depth
45cm (17.72")
Declaration

Art Deco World has dated these Art Deco Nesting Tables to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1193016
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Description
For your consideration is this rare set of blonde Burr walnut veneered nest of three graduating tables. These tables rarely come onto the market. This set features interlocking blonde walnut tables with jet black Perspex tops.
The whole set has been fully and professionally restored and so comes to you in fabulous condition with no damage or defects to report.
Art Deco World

The tops are also in excellent condition with no scratches or defects. This set would not have been cheap in it's day and wasn't marketed for the masses but the decerning monied clientele who seek both kerb appeal and exceptional craftmanship and that's exactly what this set offers.

fig 1. A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops.
fig 1. Art Deco 'J Nest' of Tables by the Hille Furniture Company, English, C1930

FREE UK MAINLAND DELIVERY

Overall Width – 107 cm , 42 inches

Overall Depth – 58 cm , 23 inches

Overall Height – 60 cm , 23.5 inches

Left table:

Width – 58 cm , 23 inches

Height – 60 cm , 23.5 inches

Middle table:

fig 2. A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops.
fig 2. Art Deco 'J Nest' of Tables by the Hille Furniture Company, English, C1930

Width – 51 cm , 20 inches

Height – 46 cm , 18 inches

Right table:

Width – 46 cm , 18 inches

Height – 52 cm , 20.5 inches

BIO

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 Salamon's 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, and began producing new furniture from used and re-worked wood. After the financial crisis hit in 1951 the Hille factory moved to an old brewery in Watford and in 1961 Hille opened its new offices.

Height
59cm (23.23")
Width
101cm (39.76")
Depth
45cm (17.72")
Date of Manufacture

Art Deco World has dated these Art Deco Nesting Tables to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1193016
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Archive I A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops.

Art Deco 'J Nest' of Tables by the Hille Furniture Company, English, C1930

Archive II A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops. View II
Archive III A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops. View III
Archive IV A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops. View IV
Archive V A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops. View V
Archive VI A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops. View VI
Archive VII A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops. View VII
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A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops.
Art Deco 'J Nest' Of Tables By The Hille Furniture Company, English, c1930
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A set of three 1930s Art Deco nesting side tables featuring blonde birds-eye maple curved J-shaped frames and circular black glass insert tops.
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Art Deco table design from the 1930s features geometric structures, streamlined curves, and contrasting materials. Cabinetmakers frequently combined exotic timber veneers, such as birds-eye maple or walnut, with modern elements like toughened black glass and polished chrome.

Nested occasional tables were traditionally crafted using solid timber frames faced with figurative hardwood veneers. Tops were often inlaid with glass, leather, or decorative marquetry to protect the underlying wood surface from liquid damage.

Authentic British Art Deco pieces exhibit distinct construction methods, including hand-cut dovetail joints, thick cut veneers over solid core wood, and period maker plates or stamps from manufacturers such as Hille or Epstein.

A nest of tables can be placed adjacent to seating arrangements to provide layered surface areas for lighting and drinks. Individual tables can be displayed together in a staggered formation or separated throughout the room when entertaining guests.

Veneered surfaces should be dusted with a dry soft cloth and kept clear of direct sunlight or moisture sources. Glass inserts must be cleaned using a dedicated glass cleaner applied directly to a cloth rather than sprayed onto the timber frame.
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