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nope it is a guy wearing hose (kind of like wool tights) with a towel on his lap. Women wore floor length dresses without much variance

Here's some new ones I found on eBay. They are all c 13-1700AD and iron not steel by the posting info. The last one is from the Danube area, but the other two did not have much info.

Just stumbled across this guy.
1790 French. Apparently it was Washington's from the information they give
http://emuseum.mountvernon.org/media/full/DI-0074-1%20W-494.jpg

There are tons of existing Roman era razors out there actually. Here's jsut the first one that popped up on a google search
http://www.hotlinecy.com/Antiquities/200046154796.jpg
"Ancient Roman...

It is possible that the frame-back look is just done to show a hollow-ish grind. Realism wasn't a key factor in the imagery of that period. It sure does look like one though

The woodcuts are all German or Swiss. The replicas are all based off of English designs.

I'm working with a knife-maker buddy of mine on a few. I hope to have them ready soon.

And while I would be wary of the ability to take a proper edge, not to mention the awkwardness of honing something shaped like this guy with our usual technique, I did discover this as well....

Here are some replica razors from a few sources I have found. The first two are version of a C14th razor found in the Thames. Sadly I can not find any pictures of the original online.
The other...

As some of you might know I have been doing a fair amount of research of late on 16th century barber-surgeons. While much of the information I can find is medical related and not so much on the...