2 folding cutthroat razors with ivory handle/case. Marked HEBERT
2 folding cutthroat razors with ivory handle/case. Marked HEBERT
Wooden toilet case, containing 19 implements, French, early 19th century
This wooden case contains nineteen instruments intended for use in personal hygiene, grooming and shaving. These include razors, a strop to sharpen the razors, a toothbrush, tweezers and a toothpick. The case also contains forks, spoons, corkscrews and a pen knife.
The documentation for this object states that Napoleon I (1769-1821), Emperor of France between 1804 and 1814, gave cases like this to the generals of his army.
2 folding cutthroat razors with ivory handle/case. Marked HEBERT
Silver collapsible shaving brush, marked
Silver toothbrush or moustache brush, marked
Silver box, possibly for tooth powder, marked
Ivory and metal toothpick
Ivory sheath with 2 metal knives
Glass bottle with silver cap, marked
Steel cork screw, in case
Steel and ivory cork borer
Glass ink bottle, with silver lid, marked
Ivory case, pulls apart in middle
Knife, with steel blade and ebony handle, silver shield engraved with a crown on handle; marked BARTENBACH on blade (stamped).
Silver fork, with 3 prongs, with ebony handle, silver shield engraved with a crown on handle, marked
Spoon, with silver bowl and ebony handle, silver shield engraved with a crown on handle, marked
container for toilet implements, French, early 19th century. Red lacquered with gold tooled decoration