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So I guess were looking at early to mid 1800s. That's about as close as were going to get. Roughly.

Either way...awesome find. Clean um up, get um shavin.

Then I doubt their earlier than those, being they seem to have removable blades. Which i believe came at the later part of frameback life.

But I don't claim to be an expert, in razor...

Sorry I can't help, but I'd have to say mid 1800s, being their frambacks. Possibly French origin. :shrug:

The shaves from those ol' razors, are incredible. If you weren't so bloody far away, I'd be happy to share, for I have a few.

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The one scaled in black horn, belongs to a member. I...

That's in great condition. Scales look like they can be brought back to like new, again. Love the shaves from the ol' cast steel razors from that era

Just a thought...
Repair and save the scales. Then dye black to hide the ugly.

I like using black shoe polish.

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Im assuming you built it with the hone wear already in it.
Something doesn't look right, like its upside down/ flipped the wrong way. :shrug:

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U should shave with it, Steve. They give incredible shaves.

Its plated. It also has some spots where the silver plate has wore off. No, I had a lot of cleaning to do, to get it that way.

Nice..!!
And I thought I was the only one with a unique shave bowl/scuttle.

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Don't know that much info, on stuff this old. I'm more about restoring, and using such items. I can't say for a fact, but out of 160+ razors I have shave ready, the Hague is the oldest, and maybe...

Hello gents, found myself flipping thru the posts here, and figure I'd post some objects of interest to the thread.

First up: A Derby, Silver Co. Shaving scuttle, with matching brush.....All...