• Normandie Crystal, Carafe

    Never had another one of these small carafes before.  For decanting wine, perhaps?  Even something for such a mundane task on Normandie had such style!  In excellent condition and measures about 6.5" tall.  JF
  • Normandie Crystal, Small Wine

    Gorgeous small wine glass from the service of the ss Normandie.  The logo is not frosted as it is on most French Line crystal, but etched.  In excellent condition and measures about 4.75" tall.  JF
  • Normandie, China Dinner Plate Suites

    One of the finest items I have ever been able to offer from the Normandie.  An ultra-rare Lalique bone-china dinner plate from the French Line's flagship.  This china was used exclusively in her best suites.  When CGT splashed out, they really splashed out.  This is the best of the best, folks.  Fine bone-china made by Haviland, designed by Suzanne Lalique…
  • Chair, First-Class Dining Room

    One of the most beautiful and stylish (not to mention desirable) ocean-liner chairs available anywhere.  A first-class dining-room chair from the RMS Queen Mary.  This chair is made of solid sycamore and is in far better shape than those still on the ship. Two chairs are available in this matching fabric, and the price is per chair.  If you want…
  • China, 20 Crown Dinner Plate

    Some excellent research by White Star china historian Russ Upholster has revealed that the name of this pattern (often inaccurately called "Wisteria" or "Gothic Arch") is actually "Crown."  It's a fitting name because of the 20 turquoise "crowns" around the plate. Made of fine-bone china.  It seems White Star Line started using this pattern in 1889 with the introduction of…

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I have known Brian Hawley of Luxury Liner Row for a number of years now, and have purchased from him in the past.  I have always found him to be professional and ethical, and I have no problem trusting him when doing business.  He is extremely knowledgeable about ocean liners, their history, and therefore the memorabilia and collectibles in which...
- Don Lynch, Titanic Author and Researcher