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1930s Oak & Chrome Haberdashery Counter by Dudley & Co
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1930s Oak & Chrome Haberdashery Counter by Dudley & Co

1920 - 1940
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An impressive 1930s English haberdashery display counter by Dudley & Co. Ltd., Holloway, London, constructed in oak with a streamlined chromed metal frame.

Designed for commercial use, the counter features twenty open display trays to the customer-facing side, ideal for presenting ribbons, haberdashery, stationery or small merchandise, whilst the reverse is fitted with twenty drawers, providing generous concealed storage. The original glazed top protects the display while allowing the contents of the upper trays to remain visible.

Retaining its original Dudley & Co. Ltd., Holloway, London N.7 maker's plaque, the piece is an excellent example of British shopfitting craftsmanship from one of London's respected showcase manufacturers.

Possessing a strong commercial character and a distinctly architectural Art Deco design, this counter would make an exceptional centrepiece for a retail interior, jewellery boutique, fashion store, gallery or private collection of original shop fittings. Fitted with new toughed glass.

H: 90 W: 180 D: 58.5 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
90cm (35.43")
Width
180cm (70.87")
Depth
58.5cm (23.03")
Declaration

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Oak Chrome Haberdashery Counter to the 1930s.

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SA1229082
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Description
An impressive 1930s English haberdashery display counter by Dudley & Co. Ltd., Holloway, London, constructed in oak with a streamlined chromed metal frame.

Designed for commercial use, the counter features twenty open display trays to the customer-facing side, ideal for presenting ribbons, haberdashery, stationery or small merchandise, whilst the reverse is fitted with twenty drawers, providing generous concealed storage.

The original glazed top protects the display while allowing the contents of the upper trays to remain visible.
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fig 1. A 1930s Art Deco haberdashery counter featuring a clear glass top and sides, a chrome frame with stepped feet, and twenty internal oak display drawers.
fig 1. 1930s Oak & Chrome Haberdashery Counter by Dudley & Co

Retaining its original Dudley & Co. Ltd., Holloway, London N.7 maker's plaque, the piece is an excellent example of British shopfitting craftsmanship from one of London's respected showcase manufacturers.

fig 2. A 1930s Art Deco haberdashery counter featuring a clear glass top and sides, a chrome frame with stepped feet, and twenty internal oak display drawers.
fig 2. 1930s Oak & Chrome Haberdashery Counter by Dudley & Co

Possessing a strong commercial character and a distinctly architectural Art Deco design, this counter would make an exceptional centrepiece for a retail interior, jewellery boutique, fashion store, gallery or private collection of original shop fittings. Fitted with new toughed glass.

H: 90 W: 180 D: 58.5 cm

Height
90cm (35.43")
Width
180cm (70.87")
Depth
58.5cm (23.03")
Date of Manufacture

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Oak Chrome Haberdashery Counter to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1229082
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Archive I A 1930s Art Deco haberdashery counter featuring a clear glass top and sides, a chrome frame with stepped feet, and twenty internal oak display drawers.

1930s Oak & Chrome Haberdashery Counter by Dudley & Co

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101 Holloway Road
London
N7 8LT
United Kingdom
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A 1930s Art Deco haberdashery counter featuring a clear glass top and sides, a chrome frame with stepped feet, and twenty internal oak display drawers.
1930s Oak & Chrome Haberdashery Counter by Dudley & Co
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A 1930s Art Deco haberdashery counter featuring a clear glass top and sides, a chrome frame with stepped feet, and twenty internal oak display drawers.
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A haberdashery counter is a specialised retail fixture originally designed for drapery and menswear shops to display small textile goods, buttons, ribbons, and shirts. During the early to mid-20th century, manufacturers produced these counters using timber, glass, and metal frames to maximize visibility and organised storage.

In the 1930s, haberdashery counters frequently combined hard-wearing hardwoods such as oak or mahogany with modern metal elements like chrome or nickel plating. Clear sheet glass allowed customers to view items from above and through the sides while keeping merchandise enclosed.

Authentic 1930s counters often feature Art Deco design influences, such as stepped or streamlined metal legs, polished chrome trims, and glass-fronted internal wooden trays. Maker plates or stamped metal labels from prominent manufacturers like Dudley & Co or Pollards are also key indicators.

A vintage haberdashery counter serves as a functional focal point in a dining room, hallway, or open-plan living space. It can be used to display ceramics, glassware, or folded textiles, while the flat glass top provides a surface for lamps and decorative objects.

Clean glass panels with a lint-free cloth and mild glass cleaner, ensuring liquid does not seep into timber joints. Polish chrome or nickel components with a dry microfibre cloth to prevent tarnish, and treat internal oak drawers with clear natural wax to preserve the timber finish.
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