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| Pottery barber's bowl recovered from Spanish shipwreck in Museum of Florida History. Tallahassee, FL. | Barber's shaving plate used by Louis XVI while imprisoned in Temple Tower at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Rouen-made earthenware barber bowl (c1725) at Rouen Ceramic Museum. Rouen, France. | Barber basin decorated with barbering tools including face in small mirror on English delftware (1700-20) from London or Bristol at Gardiner Museum. Toronto, ON. |
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| Ceramic barber's bowl (1720-40) with notice "Sir Your Quarters Up" to remind customers to pay their quarterly bill, made in Liverpool, at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery. Bristol, England. | Chinese import porcelain shaving dish (1750-1800) at Royal Ontario Museum. Toronto, ON. | Barber shop sign at Mission Inn. Riverside, CA. | Barber shop shaving mug with brush & soap sections at Arizona Historical Society Museum Downtown. Tucson, AZ. |
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| Tin-glazed earthenware barber's bowl painted with comb, scissors & other tools of profession & cutout to fit client's neck (1681) by TW of London at Potteries Museum & Art Gallery. Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England. | Tin-glazed earthenware shaving bowl painted with barber tools & message 'Sir youre quarter is up' since shaving bills were paid 4 times per year (c1700) from Lambeth, London at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Barber's bowl painted with country scene (c1740-50) from Bristol? at Ashmolean Museum. Oxford, England. |
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