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Barber's shaving bowl in the shape of a shell

Public Health & Hygiene

1850-1900

Barber's shaving bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

1720-1840

Steel and ebony cutthroat razor

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1850
Cutthroat razor, with steel blade and tortoiseshell handle

razors

Public Health & Hygiene

Barber's shaving bowl, 19th century.

Public Health & Hygiene

1801-1900

Cutthroat type razor, used by barber-surgeon and m

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1880-1920

Razor, steel, folding, with wooden handle, from Al

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1890-1925
Wooden holder shaped like a cigar, with detachable lid

holders

Public Health & Hygiene
Metal candle holder, goblet shaped, with circular bowl and handle

candle holders

Public Health & Hygiene
Shaving brush with ivory handle and case that can be converted into a larger handle for brush

shaving brushes

Public Health & Hygiene

Curved razor, steel and copper wire, African, 1850

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1850-1930

Porcelain barber's shaving bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

1760-1820

Pewter shaving bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

Grooved falculate steel razor with spiralling shaf

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1870-1905

Razor, possibly by Barge

Public Health & Hygiene

1801-1900

Circular barber's shaving bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Cut throat razor in original carton

Public Health & Hygiene

Double headed razor, combined razor and probe, ste

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1801-1930

Elaborate porcelain barber's shaving bowl, by Sams

Public Health & Hygiene

1845-1880

Razor, curved, steel, from Northern Nigeria, 1801-

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1801-1930

Steel razor, curved, from Northern Nigeria, 1801-1

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1801-1930

Steel razor, cut from a flat sheet of metal, blade

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1871-1920

Razor, steel and wood

Public Health & Hygiene

1851-1900

Relic from Franklin's Northwest Passage expedition

Public Health & Hygiene

1800-1845

Barber's shaving bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1780

Razor and depilation forceps, steel

Public Health & Hygiene

Razor, cutthroat, steel and wood, 1750-1850

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1850

Barber's shaving bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

1801-1900
Pewter pot, with hinged lid and pouring lip, screw in handle at side, small drum shaped container inside, pot used for heating water

pots

Public Health & Hygiene
Pewter shaving mug, probably English, 18th century

Pewter shaving mug, probably English, 18th century

Public Health & Hygiene
Ivory toothpick holder, with wheatsheaf design

toothpick holders

Public Health & Hygiene

Razor, steel, African, 1850-1925

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1850-1925

Folding razor, steel and wood, African, 1850-1925

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1850-1925

Folding razor, steel and wood, African, 1850-1930

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1850-1930

Single bivalve shell, with cutting edge, used as r

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1851-1925

Double headed razor, combined razor and spatula, s

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1801-1930

Barber's shaving bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

1801-1900

Barber's shaving bowl, pewter, circular

Public Health & Hygiene

1701-1800

Steel razor, shaped from a flat sheet of metal, tw

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1871-1920

Combined razor(?) and probe, steel, from the Congo

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1850-1925

Steel razor, cut from a flat sheet of metal, rough

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1871-1920

Barber's shaving bowl

Public Health & Hygiene

1780-1840
Tubular holder made of horn, detachable lid, body has long inner flange

holders

Public Health & Hygiene
White porcelain cup with handle, blue floral decoration on side

cups

Public Health & Hygiene
Small ivory holder, shaped like a capsule with detachable cap

holders

Public Health & Hygiene
Cutthroat razor, with steel blade and tortoiseshell handle, inscribed L.P. maker (?)

razors

Public Health & Hygiene

Razor, cutthroat, steel and ebony, Chinese mark

Public Health & Hygiene

Razor, steel and wood, 1750-1850

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1850

Razor, steel, in tortoiseshell sheath, 1750-1850

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1850

Plated barber's shaving bowl, English, 1751-1850

Public Health & Hygiene

1751-1850