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Antique British-Era Strong Cash Box / Royal Treasury Locker with Secret Compartments (Early 1900s)

10,500.00 9,300.00 11.4% OFF

Features:

Embeslished

Aged

Collectible

Handmade

A rare & historically significant British-era strong cash box / treasury locker, once used by royal households, traders and wealthy merchants to secure money, documents, precious metals, jewellery and important keys.

 

Featuring multiple secret compartments, double-layer design, and an original locking system, this masterpiece reflects the craftsmanship and security engineering of the early 1900s. Still preserved in its authentic untouched condition, the box carries a deep heritage feel — a perfect collector’s piece for antique lovers, interior decorators and museums.

 

The exterior displays hand-painted bordered artwork while the interior retains the dark green protective finishing, giving it both character and charm. A true testament to Indian trading history & royal treasure culture.

 

 

 

✨ Key Highlights

 

✔ Original early-1900s British-era strong box

✔ Heavy metal body with wooden detailing

✔ Multiple hidden & secret compartments

✔ Original locking mechanism intact

✔ Perfect for antique collectors, décor lovers, museums & film/theatre props

✔ Raw aged patina — no restoration done

 

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