Barclay brothers close in on control of Claridge's hotel
When the Art Deco doors of Claridge's hotel reopened to the world's well-to-do in 1929 – oblivious to the looming Great Depression – they revealed a refurbishment that set the gold standard for Mayfair luxury which endures to this day. Afternoon tea is still served in four sittings from 3pm…
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