Sir Ambrose Heal (1872 – 1959) was inspirational in turning heals into the country’s leading furniture shop, using the finest of craftsman and with a huge talent for designing delightful furniture that could be sold at affordable prices.
Set of four Heals oak 'Letchworth' ladderback dining chairs with original rush seats, squab cushions, circa 1905, 108cm (42.5in) high. This chair is after a...
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Ten upholstered, mahogany chairs, eight sides, the arms to the pair of armchairs in rosewood, from the 'Berkshire' range, circa 1955, Designed by Robert Heritage, made...
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Two lengths of Heals screen-printed cotton crepe fabric
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Two lengths of screen-printed cotton crepe fabric, 'Sweet Corn' pattern, designed by Barbara Brown for Heal's in 1958, printed details on selvedge, each 118 x...
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An unusual oak ‘Letchworth’ dresser with lattice plate rack with shaped top rail above two short drawers over one long drawer over two planked doors...
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