• Ile de France Chair, First-Class Dining Room

    One of the most iconic chairs ever made for a liner.  A first-class dining room chair from the French Line's masterpiece, the ss Ile de France.  Pre-war French luxury and useful too!  The Ile de France set new standards for the interior design of transatlantic liners.  With interiors created by some of the greatest names in French design, CGT ships…
  • United States Lamp, Dining Room

    One of the most iconic items that you can own from the Big U.  A table lamp from one of her dining rooms.  High mid-century styling adds a lot of flair to this useful lamp.  These give off a sublime soft light which is the reason I keep one on most nights in my home.  Very "Jetsons" looking.  In excellent…
  • United States Rivet, Commemorative Keel Laying

    The Big Ship had big rivets!  Exceedingly rare rivet from the keel-laying ceremony of the ss United States February 8, 1950.  This is an impressive original gift for VIPs who attended the keel laying of the flagship of the United States Lines.  Details engraved on the rivet.  The entire display, including base, measures about 6" long 2.5" wide and 2.5"…
  • 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

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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