became a publicly traded company in 1935 and was producing 1,000 dining suites (sideboard, table, 4 chairs) each week until 1939, when war broke out. In 1931 new offices and factory were occupied at Angel Road, Edmonton. to work at Freshman's Radio who manufactured radios with the latest mass production methods for the period. Ronald Sadovsky went on to train in producing working drawings for his furniture designs manufactured what became Beautility Furniture Ltd (named by youngest brother Harvey, or 'Chi', from the terms 'beautiful and useful'). The brothers wanted to make more modern furniture so they proceeded to manufacture fine bedroom and dining room suites along with reproduction pieces like wine tables, nest tables, lamp standards, etc. By 1929 the Scawfell factory was moved to a new factory in Ezra Street. and an office and showroom opposite in Hackney Road E. By 1927 the firm owned a factory in Scawfell Street E.

The firms in Scotland exported the furniture to the United States. They crafted fine reproduction furniture in mahogany and walnut, wrapped the pieces in canvas and packed them in wood crates, then sent them to Scotland. The 1908 phone book lists Sadovsky Brothers at 55 Austin Street E.

Beautility began in 1896 when 24 year old Simon Sadovsky opened a cabinet makers shoppe in the Shorditch area of London.

Drexel furniture catalog 1950