White Star Line Menu Holder

This original silver-plated menu holder, featuring their hallmark star, once served in White Star Line dining rooms. Dimensions: 2" tall x 1" deep x 2" long This lot is from the collection originally

To include five Italian menus published by the Societa Di Navigazione Genova, a framed White Star Line postcard, menu, and luggage label, a United States Lines "Leviathan" framed grouping with luggage

The 10-piece lot includes a Book of Comparisons for Cunard White Star Lines QUEEN MARY, a 1936 R.M.S. The Queen Mary Souvenir Booklet for Cunard White Star Lines, plus related menus and more. Provenan

Fun scrapbook with a nice variety of pieces including menus, photos, dried flowers, a photograph of military folks and more. The Patriotic card signed by Robert Dunaetz is believe to be maybe late 194

WHITE STAR LINE, TITANIC ERA (EARLY 20TH CENTURY) Napkin ring holder for table 65 from White Star Line

Camera, travel case (White Star Lines label) and accessories. Accessories include: lens filters, cables, flash, flash bulbs, filters, film holders (ten), manuals with print date of 1945 and other item

Cunard Line related menus and ephemera to include Cunard White Star Liner Mauretania Souvenir number of the shipbuilder and marine engine builder 1939, in a green hardcover binding with gold lettering

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

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"

White Star Line silver cocktail tray with the White Star Line Flag in the center of the well and eight stars placed along the rim of the tray. There has been minor marking to the base, the tray's unde

Blue/white china. White Star Line logo. 9.5"diameter. Clear Conservation Technology Group label. Built in 1903 by Harlan and Wolff in Belfast (the same builder which built the Titanic), White Star Lin

Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed tin and paper. Includes three pieces: a framed lithograph, a loose poster and a lithographed tin sign with provisions to accept interchangeable service cards. The frame i

Various sizes, R.M.S. Homeric Passenger List appx. 5 1/4" x 8". Approximately 31 pieces total.

White Star Line ceramic salt and pepper shakers, given to the crew or Third Class. White glazed ceramic with White Star Line flag in red on the front. The shakers do not have the stoppers to hold the

early 20th century  printed U.S.A.  24 x 17 in.