Don't burn or cut yourself while shaving

Candlestick shaving mirror

Domestic equipment

Don't burn or cut yourself while shaving

How did people shave at night before electric lights? By candlelight of course! Now imagine shaving with a cut-throat razor by candlelight. This candle lit shaving mirror features a useful magnifying mirror for shaving in limited light. It was used in Ravensthorpe in the 1920s by men from the Chambers Family.

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Ravensthorpe Museum & Visitor Centre

Unearth a gem at this museum

A collection that just keeps giving: The Ravensthorpe Museum is a jam-packed display of local history. The collection unearths the history of local figures from the mining and agricultural industry...

Address:

86 Morgans Street
Ravensthorpe WA 6346
Australia

Tel:

(08) 9838 1191

Email:

dancecottage@westnet.com.au

Open Hours

Mon to Sat 10am - 4pm. Entry by donation.

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Ravensthorpe Visitor Centre & Museum Overview

Ravensthorpe Visitor Centre &amp; Museum Overview

Shoe Collection

Boots, buttons and buckles

When shoes go out of fashion, they don't just walk themselves out of the shop. This collection of unsold shoes from a shop in Ravensthorpe, were donated by the firm F.E Daw and Sons.

Atomiser

Perfumizer

The atomiser was the must have item to apply perfume and might have been a luxury item in a location such as Ravensthorpe. This atomiser was owned by Amy Dasborough who once managed the produce store...