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Diss, Norfolk
£295
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Description
VINTAGE T. WITHERS & SON WEST BROMWICH STEEL SAFE – TRADITIONAL SECURITY CABINET
An impressive vintage steel safe bearing the original T. Withers & Son, West Bromwich manufacturer's badge, featuring a substantial construction and attractive traditional detailing.
The decorative metal maker's plaque reads:
T. WITHERS & SON – WEST BROMWICH – ESTD. 1855
A striking piece of vintage industrial furniture, finished in a dark green gloss with contrasting brass-coloured fittings.
Perfect for collectors of vintage safes, industrial antiques, period office furniture or anyone looking for an unusual statement piece.
Key Features:
T. Withers & Son, West Bromwich manufacturer's badge
Substantial metal safe construction
Attractive dark green gloss exterior
Decorative arched door detailing
Traditional brass-coloured door handle
Contrasting decorative trim
Heavy-duty hinges
Classic industrial and heritage appearance
Ideal for restoration, display or decorative use
Dimensions:
Height: 77 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 58 cm
Condition:
Vintage pre-owned condition with cosmetic marks, scratches and general wear consistent with age.
The external finish appears to have been refurbished or repainted at some stage, although this has not been confirmed.
The locking mechanism works and keys confirmed.
Sold as seen, with no guarantee of security performance or insurance rating.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
Collection Only:
Dickleburgh, near Diss, Norfolk.
Please note: This is a substantial, heavy item. Buyers should arrange suitable transport and adequate assistance for safe removal and collection.
Posted: 2 days ago
Ad ID: 1804586979
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