Bramah Lock

escutcheon Bramah Lock. The interior is lined with a blue velvet and houses two crystal decanters with

working Bramah Lock and tasseled key. This lock requires the key to be pressed into it whilst turning

Coromandel. Finished with applied ornate gilded brass mounts, carry-handles and Bramah lock. The doors

. Still retaining original brass Bramah lock, hinges & adjustable lid stay. The well carved lion paw feet

that money could buy. All the fittings are brass and it is also fitted with a BRAMAH lock on the right

and decanters are in good condition, the velvet lining shows signs of use and the bramah lock does not

Bramah lock has an unusual concealed 'twist front' mechanism to disengage the lock, thus allowing the box

edge and a pair of panelled doors with new clean fabric, all fitted with original Bramah lock and a

. The brass hinges, inlaid mounts and Bramah lock, each retaining their original gilding, are

Bramah’* lock (locking part & key missing). The cabinet does show small signs of wear to the top and

brass handles, brass edging, and robust Bramah lock. The original owners initials of 'M.A.C' are set

flap of the box, with its gilded and engraved Bramah lock plate, drops forward to reveal two lower

and enhanced by fine brass edging and Bramah lock. This box features an extraordinary mechanism

a military style folding handle and a Bramah lock and key. The locking plate has the makers name

hinge covers and Bramah lock plates. The central maker's plate reads 'W. Leuchars - Manufacturer to the

lockable by its own independent Bramah lock. It has a velvet-lined storage area, generous in size, and a

Bramah lock, dates from the 1870's. It is the creation of George Betjemann, a class leading box maker and

untouched – the French polish, the velvet lining, the bottles and tools, even the key for the Bramah lock

blue felt. The lock is stamped Bramah Secure Patent, and is in good working order with original key

. The piece locks using the finest lock, handcrafted by Bramah locks, an English company established in

"Philip. Son & Nephew. Liverpool" and the lock is stamped "Bramah London". The top hinges vertical and the

both the exterior and the interior. Bramah lock and key. Circa 1880. Delivery included to the UK

A VERY FINE LEATHER BOUND STATIONARY WRITING BOX Lock inscribed Bramah, London, inkwell inscribed

A fine English brass bound thuya wood box, now lined in velvet, retaining its original Bramah lock

stringing and a fitted interior, the original Bramah lock.

stringing and a fitted interior, the original Bramah lock.

Bramah lock, the lower drawers with shaped escutcheons. Inscribed in paint on one side STRETTELL 13.

Victorian Burr Walnut and Brass Inlaid Writing Slope Box Desk, with Bramah lock rectangular opening

navy blue leather and padded velvet. J Bramah lock. Size : 34.8cm x 24.6cm, 16cm height Condition

& Sons, London The hinged top with richly-engraved mounts and Bramah lock enclosing a purple velvet

panelled doors opening to reveal adjustable shelved interior. The door is fitted with a Bramah lock. All

Bramah lock gave a new level of security to boxes. The presence of a Bramah lock which were complicated

pedestal on quatrefoil base with brass cappings and casters. It has a Bramah lock. This is a very

comes complete with a working key to lock and unlock the sprung Bramah lock. The interior is original

British made Bramah lock, no keys. The fall front secretaire drawer is fitted inside with camphor wood

light velvet with the initials JA in silver on the outside of the case, set with a Bramah lock and key

drawers, secured by a working Bramah lock and key. It stands on a plinth base. Made circa 1850, this

traditional. Stamped in gold with the retailers mark and address, comes with its original key and Bramah lock

box with Bramah lock, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820. Exquisite figuring and

panels. The box has the original antique Bramah lock stamped 'J T Needs 128 Piccadilly Late/' And

, fitted with a bramah lock which allows the top to open out and reveal glasses and storage, this also

"Bramah" lock and key, a true sign of Mappin and Webb quality. The case opens to reveal a fitted

graduated drawers retaining their original wooden pulls and a long central drawer, each fitted with a Bramah

engraving by your local engraver should you so wish. The case comes with a working top-notch Bramah lock and

of the box, it is raised on a plinth base and has a working Bramah lock with original key. It

wide bolt mechanism stamped "BRAMAHS" under a crown as well as "PATENT" under a crown. The Bramahs lock

working Bramah lock which requires the key to be pressed into the sprung lock whilst turning clockwise to

handles, one either side. The box comes complete with a Bramah lock and key; the key is turned

. In the great exhibition of 1851 Hobbs was the first to pick Bramah's lock and the Chubb detector lock

locks. Alfred Charles Hobbs was an American lock maker born in 1812 in Boston, Massachusetts. He went to

pulls Original brass locks with key operating most Of note, added security in a Bramah lock to upper

handles typical of campaign furniture of the time. A working Bramah lock with its original key. Vacant

box with working Bramah lock with key. The compartmentalized interior of the box is also of very high

collar and feet Flared frieze in good proportion featuring a Bramah lock and key (ceased to function

either end The domed lid lifts to reveal a Bramah lock, key absent The lock plate further engraved with

decoration, stylish brass handles and a Bramah locking system. There are three cut crystal glass decanters

inlaid decoration, stylish silver plated handles and a Bramah locking system. There are three cut crystal

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