George V Anchor Desk Clip, 1935
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Overall: 13.6cm (5.4in) x 9cm (3.5in) x 5.8cm (2.5in)
Silver on oak. Desk clip in the form of an anchor spring mounted on stepped base. Maker’s name of Arthur Salisbury Cox. Retailer’s mark of Dudley & Cox of Southsea to the silver mount. Hall back of the rectangular base. Hallmarked London 1935.
Dudley & Cox was started by James Dudley, a jeweller and silversmith in Portsmouth, who also became a naval sword cutler during the Napoleonic Wars. The firm continued under successive generations of the Dudley family eventually becoming Dudley & Cox in 1912, and occupying premises at 59 Osborne Road, Southsea. In 1941 the premises were destroyed by enemy action.
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