Harry Fuld (Frankfurt, 1879–Zurich, 1932) was a German businessman and avid art collector who made his fortune through a telephone leasing company. He came from a family of antique dealers; their shop, Antiquitätenhändlers Goldschmidt, was based in Frankfurt, which likely sparked his interest in art collecting. Although his primary professional focus was on his successful communications company, H. Fuld & Co.
Like other major Jewish fortunes and art collections, his heirs—hissons Harry and Peter, as well as his widow, Lucie Mayer-Fuld— had to face Nazi persecution and plunder.