a possibly Continental, 18^th Century, barber's shaving bowl, of typical oval form with scalloped bowl, the rim with reeded border and semi-circular cut out (small crack evident, old repairs, dents and wear) – 39cm. diameter; an English, 1700-1900, pewter bleeding bowl, graduated on the bowl and with scroll handle – 13cm. diameter (bowl), 5cm. high (bowl); and two pewter syringes, one with bone nozzle – 20.7cm. long and 12cm. long

Note: The barber’s shaving bowl was previously bought at Sotheby’s on 17^th March, 1998 (Lot 362). The bleeding bowl was previously bought at Sotheby’s on 22^nd September, 1992. The syringe with the bone nozzle was previously bought by David Stanley Auctions on 29^th March, 1997 (Lot 782).