Maritime interest. A brass and copperMaritime interest. A brass and copper bugle, R J Ward & Sons 10 St Anne St Liverpool, No 58322, stamped WHITE STAR LINE, early 20th c More Information Condition evident from image - dented in various places but complete, not holed or split, no restoration. In the present private family ownership for at least 50 years
VINTAGE LITHOGRAPHIC POSTER Walter Thomas.VINTAGE LITHOGRAPHIC POSTER Walter Thomas. White Star Line. From a Harrison, NY collection. Dimensions: 40" high x 24" wide Condition: Unframed. Stains. Toning. Losses.
RMS 'QUEEN MARY' LIFEBOATS RATION TIN,RMS 'QUEEN MARY' LIFEBOATS RATION TIN, UNOPENED Green painted tin with overprint in black that reads "RMS 'Queen Mary', packed 3/63, "Lifeboat and Raft Ration Biscuits to Ministry of Transport Requirements, 48 Biscuits, 1 lb. The Cunard Steam-Ship Co. Ltd." Stamped by "Queen Mary, Southampton, Cunard Stores". Unopened tin box with separate lid stamped on underside "Not edible due to age."
2 3/4" x 7 3/4" x 4".
RMS Queen Mary sailed from 1936 to 1967 for the Cunard-White Star Line, with the interruption of the war and was built by John Brown & Company in Clydebank, Scotland.
EARLY LOUIS VUITTON TRUNK. Early LouisEARLY LOUIS VUITTON TRUNK. Early Louis Vuitton labeled striped canvas wrapped, leather and wood bound small size travel trunk. Interior with tufted silk on underside of lid, paper label with serial #23599. Exterior with remnants of old travel labels including White Star Lines. 16.5”H x 23.75”W x 20”D.
AN AUTHENTIC WHITE STAR LINE PROMOTIONALAN AUTHENTIC WHITE STAR LINE PROMOTIONAL POSTER An Authentic White Star Line promotional poster, due to age of lithograph, cut in half and reframed assumed at the time of RMS Titanic's sinking, detail shows evidence of ship being RMS Olympic by White Star Line flag, overall 21"h x 29"w sight 16.5"h x 24"w
(LOT OF 2) CASED RMS TITANIC PICTURE(LOT OF 2) CASED RMS TITANIC PICTURE FRAME (lot of 2) Cased RMS Titanic picture frame, made with recovered wood from the wide debris by S.S Minia 8"h x 6"w, together with a carved White Star Lines Princess for the RMS Olympic 5"h x 4"w, with signed documentation, set within an illuminated presentation case, overall 17"h x 12"w with documentation from Titanic Museum Canada signed by Steve Santini, Titanic historian and author, in addition to other pertinent copies of documentation relating to Titanic
EARLY 20TH C. POSTCARD, SOUVENIR ALBUMS1stEARLY 20TH C. POSTCARD, SOUVENIR ALBUMS1st item: 1927 Scrapbook album / travel archive with ephmera documenting the trans-Atlantic trip to Europe of the French Line "Suffren" ship and the Cunard Line "Caronia" ship including passenger lists, menu, etc. Also included are other items related to travel in France and Switzerland including tourist destinations; diaries; White Star Line brochures including one on the Titanic; hotel and restaurant tabs and many other like items. 2nd item: Souvenir post card album, containing postcards pertaining to European countries including France, Switzerland, Germany and Great Britain. Many unused. Published by Kingsway Real Photos, W.H.S.'Derwent' series, Morks & Geuze Dordrecht and others. 3rd & 4th items: Two (2) early 20th century souvenir post card albums containing G. W. Morris United States post cards with scenes from the Northeastern, Mid-Atlantic and Southern states. Many unused. 5th item: Early 20th century collection of European art postcards, housed in a tooled leather album, depicting famous art from Italy and France. Publishers include L. Pistone Editore and Braun & Cie among others. 6th item: Assorted grouping of foreign and domestic early 20th century postcards, loose, including a WWI related grouping.
Condition:
1st item: All in good to fine condition. 2nd item: Moderate wear, some examples with writing. 3rd & 4th items: Moderate wear, some examples with writing. 5th item: Moderate wear, some examples with writing. 6th item: Moderate wear, some examples with writing.
ROSENVINGE PRINT OF STEAM SHIPLargeROSENVINGE PRINT OF STEAM SHIPLarge framed color lithograph of a White Star Line steam ship signed Oden Rosenvinge. 29 x 39 inches, framed 33 x 43.
CHINA TRADE SCHOOL SHIP PORTRAIT, HMSCHINA TRADE SCHOOL SHIP PORTRAIT, HMS COPTICChina Trade School Ship Portrait painting, HMS Cruiser Coptic, flying the British flag, shown entering San Francisco Bay, oil on linen, 17 1/2" x 23 1/2", horizontal slit upper left in sky and small loss center, otherwise in original condition. The HMS Coptic was built in 1881, a White Star Line ship until it was sold to Pacific Mail Steamship Co. purchased from Shaw, Savill & Albion and renamed Persia; 1915 sold to Toyo Kisen Kaisha, Yokohama and renamed Persia Maru; 1926 scrapped. 4367 tons.
TITANIC POSTER PRINT WHITE STAR LINETITANIC POSTER PRINT WHITE STAR LINE VINTAGEThe rare poster features a rendition of the Olympic & Titanic ships in the runup to the official launch in 1911. ( height: 25 inch, width: 16 1/2 inch)
LEDOUX'S 1930S SHIPPING EXPORT DOCUMENTSLouisLEDOUX'S 1930S SHIPPING EXPORT DOCUMENTSLouis Pierre Ledoux custom form for shipping - 5 Documents. Declaration of New Guinea Antiquities and Permit for Export; Ledoux's cargo and passenger chit dated 8 July 1936 departing Boram (New Guinea) onboard the Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen ship SS Friderun; Completed and signed form dated 7 August 1936 from Customs Agents Hammon, Board, & Co. of Sydney.
The SS Friderun was owned by Norddeutscher Lloyd of Bremen, Germany, from 1922-1940 when it was captured by the Dutch off the coast of Celebes (Sulawesi, Indonesia). It was renamed the Moerendong and sunk during WWII by the Japanese in 1942.
White Star Line letterhead, the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company (British) they also owned the Atlantic, Titanic, etc. The M.V. "Georgic" was last of 2 ships in 1932.
Country: Papua New Guinea
Date: 1930's
Material: Paperwork
Provenance: Louis Pierre Ledoux Collection
THE SS TITANIC, WHITE STAR LINE, FRAMEDTHE SS TITANIC, WHITE STAR LINE, FRAMED ANDglazed lithograph. 20th c. Sight size 11" x 18 1/2", overall with frame 18 1/2" x 26". Very minor ?" spot in the upper right sky.
HENRY SCOTT, TRADE WINDS MARITIME SAILINGHENRY SCOTT, TRADE WINDS MARITIME SAILING PAINTING Henry Scott (British, 1911-2005). "Trade Winds (White Star Line Clipper)" -1966, oil on canvas. Signed and dated lower right; titled on plaque; titled on stretcher; MacConnal-Mason and Son, London label verso. Provenance: Maynards, Dec 2018, lot 235. Approx. 33" x 44" (frame), 27.25" x 38.5" (canvas)
BROWNFIELD & SON WHITE STAR LINE DINNERWARE,BROWNFIELD & SON WHITE STAR LINE DINNERWARE, 134PC 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 rim with gilt accents comprising: eighteen
(13) VIGNAUD & OLD IVORY SEAWARD PORCELAIN(13) VIGNAUD & OLD IVORY SEAWARD PORCELAIN PLATES(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 plates, approx 8.75"diam; (3) Vignaud bread and butter plates, (one) with chip under rim, approx 7.5"diam; (1) Old Ivory dinner plate, chip under rim, approx 9.75"diam; (1) Old Ivory luncheon plate, approx 8.75"diam; (2) Old Ivory salad plates, (one) with chip under rim, approx 8"diam; 11lbs total **Provenance: The estate of Mr. Wesley and Mrs. Suzanne LaFever, Beverly Hills, California**
MIRRORED-BACK PRESENTATION HALF MODELMIRRORED-BACK PRESENTATION HALF MODEL OF THE INMAN LINER S.S. "CITY OF PARIS" CIRCA 1890 CASE HEIGHT 11.75". LENGTH 47". WIDTH 4.75".MIRRORED-BACK PRESENTATION HALF MODEL OF THE INMAN LINER S.S. "CITY OF PARIS", Circa 1890, Hull built up from the solid with the bottom finished bright and the topsides painted black with painted portholes and sheer line. Bow fitted with a figurehead of an eagle and bowsprit. Veneer decks fitted with anchor davit, railings, running lights, stump masts, bridge and bridge wings, lifeboats on davits, three funnels painted black with white bands for the Inman Line colors, and other details. Mounted on a later mirror within a mahogany and glass case. Dimensions: Case height 11.75". Length 47". Width 4.75". Provenance: Provenace:An Important Maritime Collection, Camden, Maine.Bonhams, An Important Private Maritime Collection, Including Maritime Paintings and Shipbuilders' Models, April 14, 2010, Lot #113.Notes:The S.S. City of Paris, of the Inman Line, held the Blue Riband as the fastest ship on the North Atlantic route from 1889 to 1891 and again from 1892 to 1893. A sister ship to the S.S. City of New York and a rival of the White Star Line's Teutonic and Majestic, City of Paris proved to be the quickest of the pre-Campania twin screw express liners. In 1893, she was renamed Paris and transferred to U.S. registry when the Inman Line was merged into the American Line. Paris served the U.S. Navy as the auxiliary cruiser Yale during the Spanish-American War. After Paris returned to commercial service, she was seriously damaged, rebuilt and renamed Philadelphia. After the war, she continued with the American Line until 1920 and was scrapped in 1923.
A Painted Tin Morphine Storage Box
20thA Painted Tin Morphine Storage Box
20th Century
decorated in the style of a ship's drug safe.
labeled White Star Line / 670 ft. x 78 ft. / Belgic / 24,547 Tons. / 1917 / Harland & Wolff, / Belfast on lid.
Height 15 x width 20 1/2 x depth 14 inches.
WHITE STAR LINE TO & FROM AUSTRALIAWHITE STAR LINE TO & FROM AUSTRALIA VIA SOUTH AFRICAWhite Star Line To & From Australia Via South Africa, 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" W
CUNARD WHITE STAR POSTER & OCEAN LINERCUNARD WHITE STAR POSTER & OCEAN LINER EPHEMERAoffset lithograph, framed under acrylic (34 3/4 x 24 1/4 inches frame; together with "Picture History of the Cunard Line" by Frank O. Braynard and William H. Miller, Jr; four vintage Cunard White Star Queen Mary menus; a vintage Normandie postcard booklet; a vintage Liberte postcard booklet; three vintage United States Lines menus; two reprints of photos of White Star line ships; and two vintage magazine ad clippings; Provenance: The Kelton Collection, the Estate of Richard Kelton, Los Angeles, CA; Condition:
VINTAGE TRAVEL POSTER: TOM CURR (BRITISH,VINTAGE TRAVEL POSTER: TOM CURR (BRITISH, 1886-1958), "CUNARD WHITE STAR, RVINTAGE TRAVEL POSTER: Tom Curr (British, 1886-1958), "Cunard White Star, R.M.S. Queen Mary", c. 1939, depicts young woman waving farwell with the iconic New York City skyline in background, wear consistent with age and use, framed, wear consistent with age and use, some damages to lower margin, possibly laid down, not examined out of frame, full sheet size, 40" x 25". [NOTE: In 1934, after the Great Depression had affected transatlantic travel and all but halted ship production in Great Britain, Cunard and White Star merged to form Cunard White Star Line. This merger allowed for the completion of The Queen Mary, one of the most famous ocean liners to date, which would run the Southampton - New York route until 1967, when she was turned into a museum.]
(2) Sailing ship models, c/o "Red Jacket"(2) Sailing ship models, c/o "Red Jacket" (34-1/2" l x 23-3/4" h), "Charles W Morgan 1841" (34" l x 24" h, break in one spreader)
Red Jacket was a clipper ship, one of the largest and fastest ever built.[2] She was also the first ship of the White Star Line company. She was named after Sagoyewatha, a famous Seneca Indian chief, called "Red Jacket" by settlers. She was designed by Samuel Hartt Pook, built by George Thomas in Rockland, Maine, and launched in 1853, the last ship to be launched from this yard.
The Charles W. Morgan is the last of an American whaling fleet. Built and launched in 1841, the Morgan is now America?s oldest commercial ship still afloat - only the USS Constitution is older.
VINTAGE LOUIS VUITTON WARDROBE TRUNKVINTAGE LOUIS VUITTON WARDROBE TRUNK 1920s Era French-Made Monogram Steamer Trunk, sn 770221, with LV monogram canvas surface, brass mounts and hardware, leather trim, and wood straps, painted monogram "K.S.P., No. 1, NY", affixed Cunard White Star Line labels; interior fitted with four drawers, a storage compartment with drop-down cover and snaps, plus branded wooden hangers, with affixed original Louis Vuitton label (with Champs Elysses address, plus Nice, Lille and London locations), 17 1/2" high, 44" x 21 1/2". Exterior wear commensurate with age and use.
MARINE MEDICAL TRUNK - "S.S. LAURENTIC",MARINE MEDICAL TRUNK - "S.S. LAURENTIC", COCAINE Painted Heavy Duty Metal Chest, with front latch and side handles, lid painted "White Star Line, 1927, S.S. Laurentic, Harland & Wolff, Belfast, Ireland, Second Class, 410, 18,724 T., 578' x 75', front panel with black, red and gilt painted label - "Cocaine", terracotta painted interior, 12 1/2" high, 20" x 13". Lid and front dents, and minor paint losses.
WHITE STAR LINE - MOET & CHANDON CHAMPAGNEWHITE STAR LINE - MOET & CHANDON CHAMPAGNE SIGN Unfinished Oil on Canvas Advertising Artwork for White Star Line cruises and French champagne, featuring the "Olympic" and "Titanic" and a large image of a Moet & Chandon bottle, canvas is affixed to a mat backing, in an ebonized wooden frame, under plexiglass, OS: 42" x 54".
MARINE MEDICAL TRUNK - "BRITANNIC",MARINE MEDICAL TRUNK - "BRITANNIC", CANNABIS & COCAINE Black Painted Heavy Duty Metal Trunk, with front latch and side handles, lid painted "Britannic, 1914, White Star Line, Harland & Wolff, Belfast, 48,158 Tons, 870' x 94', 4 Funnels, Medical Dept., front panel with black, red and gilt painted labels "Cannabis" and "Cocaine", red painted interior with traces of 1940 British newspaper pages affixed to interior base, 19 1/2" high, 30 1/2" x 21 1/4". Lid and front dents, and minor paint losses.
ANTONIO JACOBSEN S.S. MOMUS STEAM SHIPANTONIO JACOBSEN S.S. MOMUS STEAM SHIP PAINTING New York, New Jersey, Denmark,1850-1921Depicts the S.S. Momus, a sister ship to the S.S. Antilles, which sunk in 1917 after being torpedoed. Jacobsen studied at the Royal Academy in Copenhagen before emigrating to the United States in 1871. He frequented the harbor around Battery Park which subsequently landed him jobs painting for The Old Dominion Line, the Fall River Line, and the White Star Lines for visual records of their fleets.
ANTONIO JACOBSEN DREADNOUGHT SHIP PAINTINGANTONIO JACOBSEN DREADNOUGHT SHIP PAINTING New York, New Jersey, Denmark1850-1921Depicts the clipper ship Dreadnought, built in 1853 for the American Red Cross Line to compete with other steamships of the time. Jacobsen studied at the Royal Academy in Copenhagen before emigrating to the United States in 1871. He frequented the harbor around Battery Park which subsequently landed him jobs painting for The Old Dominion Line, the Fall River Line, and the White Star Lines for visual records of their fleets.
LLOYD H. THOMAS (MAINE, 1910-1990),LLOYD H. THOMAS (MAINE, 1910-1990), "RED JACKET" DIORAMA., BAS-RELIEF WOODEN SAILS AND HULL AND OIL ON PANEL, 18" X 24". FRAMED 19.5" X 25.75".LLOYD H. THOMAS, Maine, 1910-1990, "Red Jacket" diorama. Depicts the famous clipper ship in the ice off Cape Horn on a passage from Australia to Liverpool in 1854, after an N. Currier print. Thomas created several dioramas in the 1930s of American clipper ships based on Currier & Ives prints. Signed and dated lower right "L.H. Thomas 39". Titled in lower margin. Dimensions: Bas-relief wooden sails and hull and oil on panel, 18" x 24". Framed 19.5" x 25.75". Provenance: Notes:The Red Jacket , the first ship of the White Star Line, was one of the largest and fastest clippers ever built, setting the speed record for an Atlantic crossing on her maiden voyage when she sailed from New York to Liverpool in 13 days, 1 hour, 25 minutes. She was designed by Samuel Hartt Pook, built by George Thomas in Rockland, Maine and launched in 1853. On her first voyage she was commanded by veteran packet ship captain Asa Eldridge of Yarmouth, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.She sailed on the Australian immigrant trade route for several years, notably colliding with the British merchant ship Elizabeth Walker , which sank, but Red Jacket was able to rescue the crew. In 1872, Red Jacket became a lumber carrier from Quebec to London and in 1883 was sold to Blandy Brothers, a Portuguese shipping company, who used her as a coaling hulk. She dragged her anchors in a heavy gale and was driven ashore in 1885.
N. H. KAY (20TH CENTURY,), FREE-STANDINGN. H. KAY (20TH CENTURY,), FREE-STANDING COPPER ENGRAVING PLATE “QUEEN MARY CUNARD’S WHITE STAR LINE LAUNCHED BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, 1934”., HEIGHT 9”. WIDTH 13”. DEPTH 3”.N. H. KAY, 20th Century, Free-standing copper engraving plate "Queen Mary Cunard's White Star Line Launched by Her Majesty the Queen, 1934". Depicts the ship at sea. Titled in medallion in lower margin. Signed and dated lower right of plate "N.H. Kay ‘35". Dimensions: Height 9". Width 13". Depth 3".
STUART CRYSTAL WHITE STAR LINE DECANTERSTUART CRYSTAL WHITE STAR LINE DECANTER AND TWO GLASSES HEIGHT OF DECANTER: 8 3/4 IN. (22.2 CM.)Stuart Crystal White Star Line Decanter and Two Glasses, Dimensions: Height of decanter: 8 3/4 in. (22.2 cm.)
Cunard Line related menus and ephemeraCunard 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, a 1939 UK Luxueus Brochure RMS Mauretania softcover, 26 pages with photos and illustrations of ship and interior, The Coronation of George V 1911 Canadian Pacific Steamship Line relating to the British Monarchs recent coronation, Mauretania launch at the yard of Cammell Laird and Co. limited Birkenhead, 1938 booklet, naming ceremony performed by lady bates, list of passengers Cunard Line, 1956 RMS Queen Mary, Tourist UK, Cunard and Anchor cabin ships brochure, (2) RMS Queen Elizabeth Cunard White Star First Class guides to accomodation, and Cunard "Gracious Living at its Best" booklet.
WHITE STAR LINE STEAMSHIP PAPER EPHEMERAWHITE STAR LINE STEAMSHIP PAPER EPHEMERA Includes 1897 Handbook, 1909 R.M.S. Oceanic menu, Dominion Line 2-color booklet, "The Mediterranean" booklet with color photos, Olympic 1-color booklet, booklet with 1907 1st class passenger list for S. S. Republic Liverpool to Boston, booklet "Three Weeks' Holiday on the Oceanic", and a loose advertisement, smallest: 6"h x 4"w, largest: 9"h x 7"w
2 EARLY 20TH C FRAMED COLORED LITHOGRAPHS.2 EARLY 20TH C FRAMED COLORED LITHOGRAPHS. ONEIS "THE QUEEN MARY, CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE". SIGHT SIZE 13 3/4" X 27 3/4". OVERALL 21" X 34". THE OTHER DEPICTS "THE CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP - THE EMPRESS OF JAPAN". IN ORIGINAL CUSTOM MADE OAK FRAME. SIGHT SIZE 19 1/2" X 29 1/2". OVERALL 23 1/2" X 33 1/2".
FREDERICK J. TUDGAY (UK, 1841-1921)FREDERICK J. TUDGAY (UK, 1841-1921) Broadside Portrait of the White Star Clipper Ship "Miltiades", departing England with Cliffs of Dover behind, oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated 1872, in modern gold matched corner frame with a rope theme, OS: 30 3/4" x 42 3/4", SS: 23 1/4" x 35 1/4". Cleaned and relined with some retouching. "Miltiades" was British iron hulled clipper, built in 1871 by Walter Hood & Co. Aberdeen for Aberdeen White Star Line (George Thompson & Co). Broken up in 1905.
COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 30 VINTAGECOLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 30 VINTAGE STEAMSHIPcollectible items. To include: SS President Monroe metal Ping-Pong tournament award with miniature model of ship (8 1/4" long, 2 3/4" wide, 2 1/4" high). Cloth sailor doll with painted composition head, hat reads "Holland American Line" (12" long) some fading. Wool captain's hat with burgee pin, interior German label (approximately 7 1/2" diameter). 1913 calendar tile by Jones McDuffee & Stratton Co, verso depicts Pier 46 Mystic wharves with Hamburg American line SS Den of Crombie, American Oriental Line SS Jesseric, and Holland America Line SS Amsteldyk (5" x 3 1/4"). Handmade ship in a bottle with unnamed steamship (10 1/2" total length). 1948 glass tile with applied enamel on copper plate depicting the Nieuwamsterdam of the Holland-America Line (5 1/4" x 3 1/2"). Silver plated Holland America Line pocket mirror with repousse figures on verso (4" long) tarnished. Silver plated MV Georgic napkin ring with applied enamel and metal seal with burgee (2" diameter). Butter knife (7 3/4" long). Walker and Hall silver plated fork for Prince Line (7 3/4" long) shows wear from use. Mappin and Webb plated spoon with crown and "GR" on handle (7" long). Mappin and Webb plated butter knife with illegible steamship line logo on handle (7 1/4" long) wear from use. Silver plated steamship form salt and pepper shaker and cellar holder with complete set of shakers/cellars (8" long, 2 3/4" wide, 3" high) shows some light tarnish. Metal and plastic model of the Queen Elizabeth, marked Made in Hong Kong, on wheels (10 1/4" long) needs some cleaning. Metal model of the Queen Mary, marked on bottom, Made in England (10" long). Holland-American Line footed silver plated repousse cup depicting carousing figures (3" tall). Silver plated Franconia dish (6 1/4" diameter). Pair of cobalt blue glass "France" coasters with gilded image of the ship (4 1/4" diameter) gilding on one shows a fair amount of loss. Pair of Liverpool porcelain White Star Line napkin rings (2 1/4" high) show craquelure. Bauscher Weeden porcelain cup with burgee (1 3/4" high, 2 1/4" diameter). United States Lines acid etched glass cup (4" high). 2 MV Britannic metal ashtrays (one is 3 1/2" square, other is 3 3/4" square) show wear from use. Blue, white, and gilded cup and saucer "RMS Titanic Inc, Titanic Artifact Collection" (2 1/2" tall cup, 5" diameter saucer) show wear to gilding. Boxed replica of German medal given out to celebrate the sinking of the Lusitania, insert describes how the "War Lords" of Germany were encouraging violence toward civilians (box is 3 1/4" x 3 1/4" x 1/2") box shows considerable wear. Glass from the Italia with etched design (4" high). Metal keychain for the SS France, depicts anchor on one side, ship on the other (1 1/4" diameter of the dangle). Metal and glass Russian token of a steamship (2 1/4" diameter). Pin with burgee which reads "P&O" (1/2" diameter). Gilded metal finding which appears to be intended for use with a pin for a cap of some sort (2 3/4" wide). Provenance: Webb estate.
CUNARD WHITE STAR AND QUEEN ELIZABETHCUNARD WHITE STAR AND QUEEN ELIZABETH STEAMSHIPline, (42) vintage collectible objects, to include: Ridgway potteries for Cunard white plate with black border (9" diameter). Maddock England plate for Cunard with yellow and black line border (7 1/4" diameter). Foley bone China for Cunard plate with yellow and black line border (6 1/2" diameter). Foley bone China for Cunard cube form teapot with lid, black, yellow, and gray line design (3" x 3 1/4" x 3 1/2") some tape residue. Two pieces of Copelands Grosvenor China for Cunard White Star, cube pattern, one creamer (2 3/4" x 2" x 2"), and sugar bowl (1 1/2" x 2" x 2"). Heavy plastic Cunard line black and white ashtray (6 3/4" long, 5 3/4" wide). 1912 calendar tile by Jones McDuffee & Stratton Co, verso depicts print of Cunard Line Dock in Boston (4 3/4" x 3 1/4"). Four Star England EPNS silver plated 12 1/2" oz creamer for Cunard. Elkington Plate, England, silver plated dish cover for Cunard (1 3/4" high, 5" diameter). Cunard matchbox, no matches (2 1/4" x 1 1/4" x 1/2"). Sheffield nickel silver demitasse spoon with Cunard lion on handle (5" long). Mappin & Webb silver plated sugar tongs with Cunard lion on handle (4 1/2" long). Chester EP butter knife with plated handle, very worn Cunard lion on handle (9" long). Steel bottle opener, reads "Cunard" (3 1/4" long) shows some light rust. Single brass button with Cunard lion and crown on face (3/4" diameter). Blue enameled brass pen which reads "Cunard" on clip (5 1/2" long) currently able to write. Metal model of Cunard Line's RMS Queen Elizabeth (9 1/4" long) good overall condition. Royal Copenhagen dish for the Queen Elizabeth, marked on bottom, depicting the steamship and much smaller sailboat (5 1/4" x 3 1/4") chip to rim. Small wooden piece with handle and applied "B" plaque, below which is a brass plaque reading "The RMS Queen Elizabeth" (4 3/4" x 4"). Fountain pen by Parker which reads "RMS Queen Elizabeth" (5" long). Tie clip with attached oval image of the Queen Elizabeth. Red leather bookmark with gilded decoration, dated 1968 for the RMS Queen Elizabeth 2 (9" x 1 1/2"). Silver plated Reed and Barton sugar bowl with image of "E" flag on the side, 6oz, tarnished. Collection of paper goods to include: 1987 Samuel Cunard Bicentennial booklet, 1960 Cunard Line list of passengers, 1931 Cunard Line breakfast menu, 1970 Cunard Line timetables and fares brochure, 1936 Cunard White Star dinner menu, 1936 Cunard Aquitania dinner menu, 1963 Cunard dinner menu, 2 Cunard Line luggage tags (one torn, one discolored), Cunard Aquitania postcard, Cunard Franconia postcard, 1929 Cunard Aquitania Birthday Dinner menu, Cunard Campania postcard, Cunard RMS Majestic postcard, 1959 cocktail request card from Commodore GHG Morris of the RMS Queen Elizabeth, Cunard Mauretania postcard, White Star Line MV George postcard, Queen Elizabeth postcard. All pieces in overall good condition, show some signs of use. Provenance: Webb estate.