ceramics

LUCANIA-CUNARD-LINER-BCC-Co-Ltd-BLUE-WHITE-PLATTER Can anyone tell me this is really a plate from the Lucania? I see plates/dishes from the Campania all the time but they actually have a picture of the Campania stamped on backs- and even those don't really sell for much. Please Help, Luke

For those interested - I have three pieces of original onboard items from the RSL. The bedsheet I am guessing was created for the SS Pennland when the ship was bought in 1925 and the sheet was made that year. I also have two pieces of the Blue Delft China, which is surprising because I never saw...

While I have some pieces such as a fork which is documented from having come from the RMS Olympic, I have a WSL Saucer in the Wisteria Pattern which has no dates on the backside, only a registration number. I have been searching for what seems like forever to find some book or website which can...

I have a plate with the same Titanic mark on the back as the one that just sold on Ebay although mine does not have the purple ? grapes. It actually belongs to my stepfather who is 82 and he got it from his aunt who was probably born around 1900. I've always wondered about this plate and when...

Does anyone know what make of china was used for first or second class passengers .eg Royal Doulton ect..?

Good Morning All A few weeks back I was having a bit of a discussion in another thread with Inger about the Australian Titanic exhibition that was touring in 97/98. I remember seeing one case where there were quite a few "Gold & Cobalt Blue Dinner Plates" on display. Unfortunately Inger was...

HELP, I am posting this for & on-behalf of my good lady, we know that the fine china on the 'Olympics' was Royal Crown Derby but are struggling to identify the glass-ware, We seem to think that it would be Waterford Crystal but would appreciate any more information, Any one out there have the...

I have acquired a piece of china that in all aspects mirrors the blue and white pattern used in second class in the Cafe Parisien. The pattern has been identified as "Delph" and manufactured in England by James M. Shaw & Co. I know the company was in business in 1908 but outside of that, I don't...

I have located the china pattern name used for second class in the Cafe Parisien. I need to know if the manufacturer of the china at the time for the White Star Line for that particular pattern was James M. Shaw & Co. or when their years of operation were.

Does anyone know what the CSN logo stood for on these plates and who made them?