White Star Line's RMS "Olympic", her main boat deck, showing her pristine pitch pine decking. White Star Line, RMS "Olympic", Back in stock, a collection of original sections of the ships very own wooden decking, c-1911. Two of the lots of "Olympic" wood, as shown at the auction of Aldridges,...
This weeks arrival and bumper haul is a quantity of the ever popular banded ivory ware for the 1st Class by Foley & Grosvenor, especially designed for the the new Cunard White Star Liner, RMS 'Queen Mary', in 1936. Original advertisement as featured within:- 'The Shipbuilder and Marine Engine-Builder', 'Queen Mary' Special edition, June 1936....
A selection of small two rest ash trays, both the two coloured examples are marked 'souvenir' on the base and would have been sold onboard within the ships very own gift shop. The two black and white examples are those which were used onboard. One of the most striking and iconic artefacts chosen for...
In May 1936, the biggest ocean liner ever to put to sea for the British Mercantile Marine, set sail for the United States, that ship would become a living legend, the RMS 'Queen Mary'. To cater for her First Class passengers Cunard White Star employed the best silversmith of the day, Elkington Plate, pioneers in the field of silver plating...
RMS 'Queen Elizabeth' c-1938, Stunning rare First Class stateroom suite clock, by Thomas Mercer, with later 'Smiths' electrical movement that replaced the original as fitted 'slave' Mercer movement, replaced after it was removed from the ship for use on dry land. Early 20th century ships clock, the silvered dial with arabic hours and square case. Due to the...