White Star Line Plate

9" diameter Stonier & Co., Liverpool

Set of 12 porcelain White Star Line plates and 10 shell-form coasters, after the original pattern used aboard the Titanic, each with the red star flag insignia, plates 10" dia.

Reproduction Titanic White Star Line dinner plate, used during the actual filming of the movie, in custom frame, plate 8-3/4" diameter, frame 16-1/2" x 13"

WHITE STAR LINES SILVER PLATE ENTRÉE DISHES, THREE PIECES:Including two serving dishes, each with handles, L 9.5" and 10" plus one bud vase, marked Embassy, H 7". For a high resolution photo

Oceanic ribbon plate with original ribbon, circa 1899. Dimensions: 7.5" in diameter. In great condition given age. This lot is from the collection originally assembled by nautical historian and author

2 Titanic Era White Star Line Losol Ware Plates by Keeling & Co Ltd. for Stonier & Co. Ltd, Registration No. 694018. Some wear; 1 approx. 1/2'' spot of missing glaze on 1 rim.

White Star Lines Titanic Collection Reproduction - Plate 9.75'' , Cup w/ Saucer

Lot of six items including two dessert plates from the White Star Line, a framed postcard, a miniature commemorative jug, a model, and a facsimile reprinting of the New York Times. Dated 1903. Dimensi

Cunard White Star Line silver mustard pot with lion logo and spoon. Made by Elkington plate expressly for the White Star Line. Serving spoon included. Dimensions: 2" tall x 2.5" deep x 4" wide This lo

Silver plate salt shaker from White Star Line with flag emblem on lower portion, detachable top. 6.75x2.25". "The White Star Line was a British shipping line. Founded out of the remains of a defunct p

Color lithograph on paper backed by linen The Liverpool Printing & Stationery Company, Limited, prntr. Signed in the plate right center: Montague B. Black (1884-1964, British) Sheet: 40" H x 25.25"

Silver plated coffee pot engraved with the flag of the White Star Line shipping company. Elkington Plate 21 cm wide x 20.5 cm high. Weight 841 grams 1920 Elkington Plate makers details and date letter

Silver plated box engraved with the flag of the White Star Line shipping company. Silver plated box made by Elkington Plate. 17.5 cm x 8.5 cm x 6 cm high. Weight 386 grams. 1933 Elkington Plate makers

(lot of 13) Cream porcelain dinnerware, varied makers, all parcel gilt, having White Star Line flag below "Seaward" banner, including: (4) Vignaud dinner plates, approx 9.75"diam; (2) Vignaud luncheon

Purportedly removed from the waters in the area of the sinking of the RMS Titanic. The chair is typical of White Star Line folding deck chairs, made of beech wood with caned seat and slat back. The up

Immerse yourself in the opulence of history with this rare White Star Line 1st Class Passage Ticket from the ill-fated RMS Titanic, linked to the iconic John J. Astor. Encased in an authentic contract

Color lithograph for the White Star Line, in the original oak frame with attached plaque. After Montague Birrell Black. Sight seen approx. 39" x 29", overall frame size approx. 44.5" x 34.5". The ship

Original Titanic and Olympic White Star Line color lithograph. Ca. 1910. Montague Birrell Black. Original oak frame with White Star Line plaque. Under glass. Hole far left side and on right side in sk

White Star Line's Titanic postcard. signed by Smith and Anderson Back of postcard is blank. Postmark at the front is Southampton April. 10 1912 Signed at front in ink Capt. Smith of S.S. Titanic and T

William Brownfield & Son(s) (English, 1850-1891), 1871-1891. 134 piece porcelain partial dinnerware service in two colors, green and turquoise, having a, foliate gothic arch - arabesque design to the

Set of six (6) White Star Dominion Line napkin rings. Dimensions: 1" tall x 1.75" in diameter. This lot is from the collection originally assembled by nautical historian and author, Mark Warren. Mr. W

early 20th century  printed U.S.A.  23.5 x 16.5 in.

Types of World Famous Liners ca. 1910s printed the Liverpool Printing & Stationary Company, Limited 40 x 25 in.

White Star Line ceramic bouillon cup. The cup was used by the crew in the crow's nest of the ship. White glazed ceramic with White Star Line flag in red. Very rare; research has not revealed a similar