Carpet

A very cool carpet from the Queen Mary!  This time I have found you something that fits the home that is already full of furniture!  Of the highest quality, this carpet is a very useful 111" x 53" (or about 9.25 x 4.3  feet).  Marked with its original location on board, this carpet is from first-class cabin M136.  I put…

Chair, Second-Class Cabin

A comfortable cabin chair from second-class cabin D-149 on the Queen Mary.  Crafted from solid mahogany, what makes this chair stand out above all other pieces of Queen Mary furniture available for sale is the fabric, which I am astounded to say is the original Cunard covering, which may be from the 1947 post-war refit.  I am sure the British…

Olympia (1953), Chair

There are so many wonderful things to say about the old Greek liner Olympia.  You might know her as the cruise ship Regal Empress.  I was lucky enough to sail on her 3 times, and as many of you know, she was stunning inside and out.  Built on the Clyde in Scotland, she was the Greek Line's only new build,…

Britannic (1914) Woodwork, First-Class Smoke Room

Britannic was to become more important than ever to White Star Line's future in 1914 and 1915, but as we know, it was not to be.  Her interiors were largely completed, however, and much was installed before she became a hospital ship.  Her first-class smoking room was not installed when she sank in 1916, and that is fortunate for us…

Oregon, Dinner Plate

Impressive and rare intact dinner plate brought up from the wreck of the ss Oregon in the 1990s.  This is the last of the four plates I bought that is not broken.  A wonderful and hard-to-find addition to any Cunard Steam Ship Company collection. Until you handle a lot of Cunard 19th century china (and there are precious few people…