Dalvey Classic Stainless Steel Shaving Bowl

Features

• Highly polished, lovingly crafted in Scotland, this bowl is perfectly sized for holding in the palm of your hand while lathering up your favourite shaving cream or soap.
• Engraved in Latin script in the bottom of the bowl; Fortes Fortuna Adiuvat which translates to Fortune Favours The Brave.
• The bowl comes to you beautifully presented in a branded Dalvey box.
• It weighs in at 270g and measures 113mm outer diameter x 30mm deep.
• This is a lathering bowl for life.

Product Details

• ASIN: B00F0F9C72
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Product Description

Dalvey Classic Stainless Steel Shaving Bowl Engineered from stainless steel the Dalvey Classic Shaving Bowl is the perfect companion for a Dalvey Shaving Set or as a stand alone, luxury shaving accessory. Highly polished, lovingly crafted in Scotland it perfectly sized for holding in the palm of your hand while lathering up your favourite shaving cream or soap. It features precision, deep engraving of the highest engineering standards. Engraved in Latin script in the bottom of the bowl; Fortes Fortuna Adiuvat which translates to Fortune Favours The Brave. Rather mysteriously engraved on the rim is Carpe Diem which is a phrase from a Latin poem by Quintus Horatius Flaccus. It translates to Enjoy The Day. Engraved on the underside of the base is Scotland Dalvey. This is a lathering bowl for life. It weighs in at 270g and measures 113mm outer diameter x 30mm deep. As you would expect, the bowl comes to you beautifully presented in a branded Dalvey box. About Dalvey Dalvey is a luxury menswear and accessories brand based in the Highlands of Scotland. Dalvey was founded in 1897 specialising in the production of bagpipes. Since then Dalvey has evolved into the leading luxury Scottish brand. The quintessential Dalvey man is independent, discerning, inquiring and broadminded. With Dalvey it's all about attention to detail, superior design and the exceptional quality of the materials they use; only the best is good enough for Dalvey.