A Delightful 19thC English Oak Campaign Type Gentleman’s Travelling Shaving Box c.1830-40 sub-Religion & Relics Farrand experimented with the help

Farrand experimented with the help of The Brown Company in Berlin

This evocative piece of WWII maritime salvage is in as found condition

Width: 9” (all at extremities and with jesmonite base)

Their ingenious 'Stratocruiser'

The longest of these places of thinning is over 7"

A Delightful 19thC English Oak Campaign Type Gentleman’s Travelling Shaving Box c.1830-40 sub-Religion & Relics Farrand experimented with the helpOrigin: English Period: William IV Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Height: 3 Width: 10 Depth: 7. 25 When Open: 8. 25 high Of rectangular form, the English oak travelling campaign shaving box of rich colour, the lid opening to reveal a folding hinged panel holding the original mercury glassed mirror plate, now clouded with age, the easel ratchet folding mechanism then resting upon the front, for the purpose of shaving, the lower