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Antique brass edged figured coromandel box with working Bramah type lock with key Circa 1870

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Description:
Ref: 809JB http://hygra.com/box/809JB

Antique brass edged figured coromandel box with working Bramah type  lock with key. The box has a compartmentalized lift out tray. There is with spring released drawer  fitted for jewelry. There is also a lift out leather and velvet covered tray  suitable for storing jewelry.  Circa 1870. 

Origin:  UK;  Circa: 1870; Materials: coromandel on a mahogany structure; leather; velvet.

Size: 28.4 cm wide by 20.6 cm by 18.2 cm:   11.18 inches wide by  8.11 inches by  7.2 inches.

Condition: good overall; working lock and key; see images

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The box is velvet and leather lined making it suitable for jewelry. 

The drawer is released by pressing the button in the center of the back between the hinges.

 

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Detail of the drawer. It is of dovetail constriction. The piece of brass is to engage with the catch.

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The drawer is of fine dovetail construction.

 

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The box has a Bramah type lock with working key.

The lock is stamped BRAMAH LONDON.

See: 

http://hygra.com/locks/Bramah/ 

For instructions on opening a Bramah lock see: Opening Antique Bramah Box Locks

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