How Many Shaving Bowls Do You Own?

I only have like 3-4 of them

What about you guys

6-8 bowls plus lots of small cuplike for soaps

Zero! I use a small glass bowl from my mother-in-law's kitchen

more than a few

eastomjac said:

more than a few

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That's a lot. You like to raid the goodwills it seems

None!

Just 1, captains choice of course!

Two, a black plastic salsa bowl and a nice looking stainless steel bowl with a decorative pedestal. I like both so I'm stopping there. (plus 2 mugs and I'm stopping there with those as well)

PMT said:

Just 1, captains choice of course!

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+ 2 of these.....cobalt blue and chocolate

And 1 like this for the fun and hard water lathering adventures !

Ugh. 8 + a scuttle.

Let's see..... Dottie shaving bowl, Old Spice mug, Seaforth mug, Classic Shaving lidded ceramic bowl, Hart Steel resin mug with brush rest. I mostly use the Dottie bowl for every day use. I had it made with a lid and keep my current puck in it.

2-2=0

3 lathering bowls and an apothicary mug. One stanless bowl an old suramic soup bowl and a soup mug.

Embarrassed to say around 3 dozen, plus a few scuttles. Every time I go with my wife who is a thrift store junkie, I wind up finding some perfect shaving bowl for less than a buck. How can one resist!

Have 4 OS mugs, a Burma Shave, a Seaforth, a antique Occupational Policeman, and several other vintage and non vintage bowls, But I am a face latherer and don't use them. On the rare occasion I use a cream, I get out the salsa bowl, but use it more to load the brush but I don't build actual lather in it.

3 bowls. Different sizes and materials.

Uno. Actually a sugar bowl from thrift store. Cost me 62 cents with tax. Also have 3 Old Spice mugs. Do they count as a bowl?

1 yup just 1. I don't want any more and I robbed this one from the kitchen .

I'd never get another bowl unless I have to because God forbid I ever drop this one but I'd consider a scuttle just for the experience.

1 salsa bowl I currently use,
and 8 more of them still in
their plastic so I'll never
run out. Total cost? 5 bucks.

3 + a scuttle!