From the First Class
On-Board Table Service an
Original
 White Star Line
"Triple Dish"

Totally Original
Absolutely No Restoration

$4500
 

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This is the very famous and very rare "Wisteria" pattern triple serving dish  that was probably used for  table service hors d'œuvres.

 Exactly the same items were used on board the Titanic and other ships of the line including the RMS Olympic which is where this probably came from!

Steamship china is much valued as most of it carries the shipping line logo as this one does. The pattern work and gold detailing are exceptionally good for an item that is 100 years old.

The bowl is exactly as manufactured - it has not been restored.

The back stamp showing the original registration numbers is to the left and also shows the ship's victuallers name "Stonier & Co. Ltd, Liverpool.

This is a true and very rare example which very, very rarely comes on the open market.

At the Henry Aldridge auction in September 2007 a dish exactly the same as the one offered here and very, very  heavily  (and poorly) restored from a reported smashed condition with very poor enamelling was sold for $2500!

As with all Titanic related items this will appreciate in value over the coming years and can be considered an excellent investment.

I need not say it is not to be missed!

If you had been a First Class passenger on the Titanic you would have used one of these!

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An Original Stevengraph

Woven in Silk

Titanic Postcard

signed by a RMS Titanic
survivor B.V. Dean

depicting the

RMS Titanic

it is in wonderful condition,

no tears stains etc  -nothing!

US$ 8999

This item is by far the rarest of Titanic postcards, the crème de la crème of post cards.

Added to this is the signature

of a survivor to boot!

It is very hard to value something like this.

This type of card is known as a Stevegraph and is woven in fine silk was made in very limited quantities by the Stevengraph Works of Coventry, England  and would have been sold in the  barber shop of the Great Ship, the place to get souvenirs’!

Very, very few postcards of this type are known to exist today.

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Canadian Pacific Empress of

 Ireland Pinback

$349
which includes full postage  anywhere in the world!

Yet another striking example of a sold aboard souvenir from this ship.
 

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White Star Line

 RMS Majestic Book

$925

which includes full postage and insurance anywhere in the world!

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White Star Line

First Class Sugar Shaker
 

and in totally, totally mint condition!

$599

From my personal collection I have for sale an EPNS (Electro-plated-nickel-silver on brass) lighthouse-style, White Star Line, sugar shaker with top finial.

As may be seen in the photographs, the incised White Star Line burgee is very, very clear and the top of the shaker removes to allow the placing of sugar to reveal a very clean inner.

It does not look as this shaker has ever been used.

 It is in excellent condition with no loss of plate and only shows signs of usage consistent with its age in fact I have never seen a better example.

This is a high level item that will grace any White Star Line / shipping collection.

Similar items would have probably been on board the Titanic.

The Elkington date stamp on the base is “T” with a pattern number of 24787.

The item is approximately 6. 25 inches tall and 2.75 inches base diameter.

It weighs 9.45 ounces (approx 270 grams).

A lovely collectable that will display extremely well from one of the sister ships of the Titanic.

 

Note well: I have not polished  this item for a while – to the next owner, please, please, please, do not use any abrasive cleaner on this item. A wash in warm soapy water, dry and a rub over with a wadding based cleanser will be fine and will show the depth of shine this item possesses.  

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White Star Line

Mint Condition
Solid Silver Cup
from the S.S. Arabic

SOLD

From my personal collection I have for sale  this lovely mint - condition solid silver display cup with its original display case that would have been sold on-board the ship. As may be seen from the photograph the enamel burgee is in tip top condition.

The  Arabic was sunk in 1915 so this item is (give or take) 100 years old! See later!

This is a high level item that will grace any White Star Line / shipping collection.

Similar items would have probably been on board the Titanic.

The item is approximately 1 5/8inches tall and 1 3/4 inches across the top and   1/1/4 inches base diameter.

It weighs 34gms without the box and in the box it weighs 75 gms.

The makers name is in cipher "TW". The assay marks  (an Anchor and Lion) indicating Birmingham England with a date stamp of "d" indicating the year of manufacture as 1903.

The box is original with a fitted cut-out for the cup to sit in and, as would be expected, it does show some rubbing consistent with its age. Both the hinge and the clasp are in perfect condition.

A lovely collectable that will display extremely well from one of the sister ships of the Titanic.

Note well: I have not polished  this item for a while – to the next owner, please, please, please, do not use any abrasive cleaner on this item. A wash in warm soapy water, dry and a rub over with a wadding based cleanser will be fine and will show the depth of shine this item possesses.  

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A Rather Nice
 "Reed & Star"
White Star Line EPNS (electro-plated nickel silver)

 Waisted Toothpick Holder

US$ 299

from my personal collection we have a lovely used-on-board  toothpick holder.

You can even see where the toothpicks sat on the inside!

(There is a very small ding on the back of the holder at the base of the upper portion.)

It is an Elkington plate item with a "k" date cipher denoting 1922 (see picture to the left) which is thought to have been possibly
 related / attributed  to the
 R.M.S. Majestic.

The top bowl , at its widest point is 2 1/4 inches with a similar overall depth and would have stood on the first class dinner tables.

As with all of these items they display extremely well and have a "high-end" feel to them as befits the best shipping line ever to sail.



 

A Beautiful

Third Class

White Star Line China Eggcup
 

and in totally, totally mint condition with no restoration, chips, cracks or anything!!

SOLD

From my personal collection I have for sale a White Star Line Third Class Egg cup in beautiful condition.

This is a lovely collectable that will display extremely well and which is from from one of the sister ships of the Titanic.

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