dinner service

Trying to match up crew with accommodations shown on the plans - Crew list includes 10 "Plate Stewards" (8 1st, 2 2nd), and the plans list quarters for 10 "Plate Washers" on E Deck. Are these the same? The term Plate Stewards give the impress they were bussing tables in full steward outfits...

Hello everyone! I advance that I am almost sure which service was used in first class dining room (the service à la russe), through simple deductions that I would like to share with you. However, "almost certainty" is not "certainty" and I want to know if anyone remembers having read something...

Hello, new poster here. I made this account since I recently got some silverware that was on the Olympic (actually "Titanic Interest" which makes it more suspicious) from Ebay and I am wondering if its fake. I read Purser Locker's awesome guide, and it seems to me that this company etched...

Hello I'm interested in the VIP Dinnerware sold in the Titanic store, just curious if anyone knows the history or purpose of them? I haven't seen too many images of these plates or references to them in any movies. They always use the first class dinnerware set Any ideas? Thanks!

I'm curious if anyone knows... It just dawned on me, I've never seen any of the Crown Derby china from the A La Carte restaurant show up in any footage or artifact exhibits. Considering that even the rare Lancaster pattern of Spodes cobalt china was found in the debris field, how could none of...

Hello everyone! I'm a new collector of WSL china, and have this wonderful 9" dinner plate. While the piece does not have a date of manufacture on the reverse, it does have several unique marks that I am unable to identify, even after extensive research. Are they significant or simply...

I recently won this at auction from the Olympic and thought you would all enjoy seeing it. My mom, who is pretty good at antiques, told me that it used to be for ice to hold and you put oysters or shrimp on top. I just love the clawed feet

I have a beautiful rare White Star Line Blue delft Pattern dinner Plate identical to those on Titanic on Ebay now. Proceeds will go to my Empress of Ireland museum fund.

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