Thread: The Gentleman's Set

That what I told Antoine too, but the work has been well done, so the overall look is (more than) ok.

I never saw a back that preserved, the gold that mark the days is really neat.

Checking my sellings on ebay. Leaving without having anything sold, and with a new buy on the arms..

Nice! I'm assuming this is ACTUALLY of the empire era, and not styled after it?

Ahah, no this one is actually a real one, and not a work of mine ^^

I wouldn't be surprised if the woodbox was actually a Pradier's. He was in the street Bourg l'Abbé and was also known for his work on boxes.

Wow! That's a beautiful set Thaeris!

Two new couples in ivory

Samuel Stears, Cutler to Duke of Cambridge, 36 Briggate st - Leeds
c.1840-50, 6/8" near wedge, handles and shanks in ivory


and

John Bagshaw, 87 Church st - Liverpool
(retailer of Silver & Fancy Goods including furniture)
c.1880-90, 5/8" hollow, micro barber noch, possible maker Mappin & Webb

Two boxed and re-scaled french tail-less razors :







A MOP Kindal Heljestrand (MK31) coming from another member of SRP :

Alex Clark m.f.g co. - Welbeck, Sheffield - c. 1898-1912

Very nice gentlemen set. Nicely saved.

I finally found my perfect weekly set for shape and cut quality

Lambe, c.1830, 6/8", 1/4 hollow, silversteel