RMS TITANIC. Plan of First Class Accommodations.

Luxurious Legacy: First Class Turkish Bath Ticket Stub from RMS Titanic – A Rare Glimpse into Opulence with COA. Delve into the lap of luxury with this extraordinary find – an authentic first-clas

Harlan and Wolff Heritage Maritime Collection, Belfast, Ireland, greenish brown tile, in four pieces, forming a floral pattern, framed with black and white photo reproduction of the first class smokin

Folding SS Olympic plan of First Class passenger accommodations. Dimensions: 40" tall x 30" long This lot is from the collection originally assembled by nautical historian and author, Mark Warren. Mr.

Original floor tile manufactured for use in the Titanic's first class smoking room. Framed with a photo showing the smoking room with the tiles. Leftover tiles from the Titanic were used to floor the

Double handled large brass replica ice buckets from the first class passenger cabin of the RMS Titanic and RMS Britannic. Each with an affixed copper plaque. Dimensions: 9 X 8 X 8 in. Condition:

RMS Titanic- Framed Memorabilia Display inclduing Medalion, Copy Of First Class Ticket, Copy of Advertising Poster, etc... Measures 14" x 18" framed. Good Condition.

Master Class Modeller first production run 1:700 scale model of the RMS Titanic. On wood base. Also included are two limited Edition Titanic Bears from Dart Flip Cards Inc. Blue No. 11,435 of 15,000 a

Passenger List, 1960 [x=#8211/] Cabin Class Plans, 1953 [x=#8211/] Daily Event Programs, 1955 [x=#8211/] R.M.S Queen Mary (2), Guide to Accommodations, Farewell Dinner Menu, 1955 [x=#8211/] R.M.S. Fra

Features the following articles that are matted but not framed. A black and white picture of an iceberg signed upper right by Millvina Dean (1912 - 2009 ) British civil servant. Last survivor and youn

Screen used dinner plate used in the First Class dining room scene. This White Star Dinner Plate comes with a 20th Century Fox COA.

1912 TITANIC "FIRST CLASS TICKET" & PHOTO DISPLAY (REPLICA)

Metal morphine box in black paint, P&O line, 1911 R.M.S Medina, first class 300. Built by Caird & CO in Greenock, Scotland. Good condition. Shipping 10 3/4in x 18in x 13 3/4in, 10 pounds.

Late 19th/early 20th century Ostby & Barton pieces are rare and collectible examples of jewelry because the co-owner of the company, Ostby, was a first class passenger on the Titanic & was one of the

A rare prop menu used on tables in First Class in the film Titanic with COA from Piece of the Past and prop house Earl Hayes Press who made it

Half scale replica model is of the famous clock "Honor and Glory Crowning Time" from the first class section of the Titanic's Grand Staircase. Battery operated movement. Being sold as untested. Signed

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

(TCF, 1997) A wicker wingback sofa prop used in the feature film Titanic which was originally sold by Twentieth Century Fox. Wicker sofas such as this one can be seen in the First Class Palm Court sce

(TCF, 1997) A wicker arched wingback chair prop used in the feature film Titanic which was originally sold by Twentieth Century Fox. Wicker chairs such as this one can be seen in the First Class Palm

Printed dinner menu from the ill-fated passenger ship, R.M.S. LUSITANIA, 4pp. 5 x 7.25 in., Feb. 1, 1914, a 'sandwich board' design listing the evening's fare, probably for first class passengers, the

First class passenger and survivor of the Titanic disaster who escaped the sinking in Lifeboat No. 7 (1880-1968). Ink signature, "Gilbert M. Tucker, Albany, NY, June 27/21,” on an off-white 3.5

1) "The Last Voyage of the Lusitania", by A. A. Hoehling & Mary Hoehling, Signed 1st Edition, Published by Henry Holt & Co., New York, 1956 2) First Class Dining Room B/W photograph, 8 x 10 with 11 x

Description: The provenance of this item is from a WWII veteran collector in Georgia. This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl. The shipping by Artelisted will be via USPS - First Class or Priority (trac

A gilt-trimmed mahogany hinged panel with a keyed door from the RMS Mauretania, circa 1906. This panel is likely from a finely appointed First Class area of the ship. The RMS Mauretania was sometimes

This Painted Steel Exercise machine dates back to the first quarter of the 20th Century, and is very much the same as the units featured on the RMS Titanic. This example retains the original wood sadd