Brass and Steel Padlock by Chubb, London c.1850

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A handsome large Victorian brass and steel padlock by the famous Chubb & Son of London.

In 1823, the Chubb company was awarded a special license to supply King George lV and the royal household. They later became the sole supplier of locks to the General Post Office and a supplier to Her Majesty’s Prison Service.

In 1827, Chubb opened its first London premises at 57 St Paul’s Churchyard. They remained at this location until 1877 before moving to 128 Queen Victoria Street, London.

The lock is fully marked to the front with the address dating this one to around 1850, early Victorian in era.

The lock comes complete with a working key and remains in superb condition. 4" x 2 1/2" x 1 1/4".

Item ID:40038
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DateEarly Victorian : c.1850 MakerChubb Codeas584a1822 / 40038 PriceFREE Worldwide Registered Airmail, Directly From London, England StatusSold SellerPuckerings Antiques Telephone07853189922Non UK callers :+44 7853189922 Emailandrew@puckeringsantiques.com

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