Pair of "Pailloux ą Nantes", specialized in articles of luxury in the first half of XIX°.
6/8" near wedge, filework, scrimshaw on ivory, box in walnut-tree
Attachment 199283Attachment 199284Attachment 199285
Printable View
Pair of "Pailloux ą Nantes", specialized in articles of luxury in the first half of XIX°.
6/8" near wedge, filework, scrimshaw on ivory, box in walnut-tree
Attachment 199283Attachment 199284Attachment 199285
Very nice set. What kind of "point" would you call that?Quote:
Originally Posted by altus
"antique custom" :rofl2:Quote:
Originally Posted by tedh75
It's sort of the "true" french point from early XIXth.
Pradier's also often have those notch.
Mappin & Webb "Imperial Concave" seven day set c.1870-80
Attachment 201239
Attachment 201237
Attachment 201238
What a set of beauties. How do they shave?
As I previously said, wonderful seven day set...!
I'm really keen on this type of razors, great brand... A wonderful pick-up.
I myself recently bought a travel writing set of marine, in wood.
http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/OTAwWDE2MD...VP7bx/$_57.JPG
http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/25...0428120950.jpg
http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/63...0428121235.jpg
http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/93...0428121320.jpg
I'll put in it various items about shaving and writing, including my pen holder in tortoise, got plenty of that. :)
http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/338555Ncessaire6.png
+1 Donut
When I visited the Classic Edge, I held on of those sets, beautiful!
The different spine work on the razors is beautiful.
