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Brahegatan 10
BOX 5038
114 37 Stockholm
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Victorian cast-iron money chest / strongbox "CANNON" with original key – England – late 19th century A very beautiful and rare Victorian money chest or strongbox made of heavy cast iron, manufactured in England towards the end of the 19th century. This imposing safe is crafted in richly decorated cast iron with fine relief work in the form of leaf and vine motifs on the top and all visible sides. On the lid the name CANNON is cast, a well-known English manufacturer of safes and money chests from the Victorian period. The safe is equipped with the original brass turning knob, original locking mechanism and the accompanying key. Lock and key function properly. Heavy cast-iron handles are located on both sides. What is remarkable is the beautiful well-worn appearance of the iron, with the decorative details remaining nicely visible. The safe is not only a functional collectible, but also a decorative piece with character for a classic interior, library, office, man cave, or an antique iron collection. Features: Victorian period England, late 19th century Stamped "CANNON" Heavy cast-iron construction Original key present Working locking mechanism Original brass knob and fittings Decorative relief decorations around Handles on both sides Condition: Good antique condition with normal signs of use and aging appropriate for an object over 100 years old. The lock works and the key is present. See photos for your own impression of the condition. I have another same chest for sale but in a different size. See my other advertisements
Estimate:£424.12
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