This is a popular size safe. This has nice brass especially the Escutcheon, and all in its original state.
We have added a couple of designs to give you an idea of what this little gem could look like after a restoration.
History: Stephen Cox and Son was a British safe manufacturing company established in 1890 at Dudley Road Safe Works, Sedgley, England. The firm produced a wide range of safes, including free-standing models, bank strong rooms, fire-resistant cabinets, strong room doors, and floor and wall safes. The company was listed in trade directories as early as 1896 and remained active well into the 20th century.
Stephen Cox and Son safes were notable for their robust construction and the use of brass safe locks, many of which were supplied by C.H. Buggins of Willenhall. The company was a significant customer for Buggins, whose locks were made in various lever sizes and configurations, contributing to the security and reputation of Cox safes.
Stephen Cox and Son continued trading until recent decades, with some sources noting their presence at Pensnett Trading Estate, Brierley Hill, by 1972. The company went into receivership in 1982.
Please get in touch for pricing on this safe. Prices vary depending on the design chosen.
Size: (HxWxD) 560x410x380(+40mm for handle)
Weight: 61kg
