The writing room on the RMS Caronia was an excellent example of Cunard Art Deco and British ocean-liner decor. It also in many ways straddled the line with a softer look that anticipated the 1950s. … read more ›
Over the past few years at Luxury Liner Row, I have been fortunate to sell about a dozen beautiful mahogany second-class chests of drawers from the RMS Queen Mary, and they have all sold quickly. … read more ›
After her retirement and an aborted cruise under new ownership, Cunard’s RMS Caronia spent years wandering aimlessly throughout New York Harbor. In 1974 Caronia’s owner decided to sell the furniture and fittings from this most… read more ›
I am proud to offer an extremely rare item and one of the nicest pieces of Cunard furniture I have ever seen. This is one of a pair of stunning Art Deco consoles in precious… read more ›
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… read more ›
Sycamore first-class suite chair from the RMS Queen Mary. As you can see, it is sexily Art Deco in the extreme. I hesitate to say there was only one of these on board, but who… read more ›
One of the most exciting aspects about this passion of ours is learning new things, and this chair is a good example. Based on all my years of research, I thought this was simply a… read more ›
You will go many years before you have the opportunity to acquire a unique crew chair like this from the RMS Queen Mary as very few pieces of crew furniture ever come onto the market. … read more ›
Don’t you love collecting furniture from the RMS Queen Mary? Well, here is a fantastic chance to purchase a chair still sporting its “Original In Service Equipment Used Aboard the RMS Queen Mary” brass tag. … read more ›
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… read more ›
An amazingly comfortable solid-mahogany chair from a second-class cabin (B-54) on the Queen Mary. This chair has a fascinating history. Originally used in second class on aboard the Mary, the chair was eventually transferred for… read more ›
A fine chair that I haven’t had in stock for a number of years. Cunard spent a fortune on the high-quality solid sycamore used in these comfortable dining-room chairs. The chair has been completely restored… read more ›
Useful and cool bent tubular metal Queen Mary chair. It is marked “Q. Mary, Staff Captain” on the bottom. These overflow chairs were brought in for situations where additional seating was needed in a lounge… read more ›
A very rare set of four third-class dining room chairs. Single chairs frequently are offered, but very rarely can you purchase more than one at a time, and it usually takes years to find a… read more ›
A very stylish chair from RMS Queen Mary’s third-class smoking room. In as-found condition. Complete with the original markings and storm tie downs, which so often go missing once furniture comes off an ocean liner…. read more ›
A superb example of pre-war Cunard White Star cabinetry. This dresser from second-class is made of solid mahogany. This is how high-quality furniture was made 80 years ago — built to last! However, the costs… read more ›
I have sold quite a number of second-class cabin night stands from the beloved RMS Queen Mary. So many over the years, in fact, that I have actually lost count. Removed during the “conversion” (or… read more ›
An amazing survivor and simply one of the rarest items I have ever had from CGT’s ss Normandie! A swatch of fabric from her Salon de Lecture. Used while the final decisions were being made… read more ›
One of the finest (and rarest) items I have ever offered for sale. A first-class dining room chair from Titanic’s sister ship, Olympic, still in the original green upholstery. Think of all the famous people… read more ›
A superb mahogany waste basket from the SS Queen Mary. Marked on the base “Queen Mary Officers & Engineers, Gregory & Co, Bruton St Ltd, London W1” thus we know exactly where it came from… read more ›
A superb mahogany waste basket from the White Star Line Britannic of 1930. Marked on the base “Brit A52,” this comes from one of the better first-class cabins on board — a double stateroom with… read more ›
Just acquired a pair of bar stools from the Midships Bar, which was installed in the famous Long Gallery circa 1964. The original Long Gallery is my favorite room on board! How about you? These… read more ›
One of the most beautiful pieces of furniture from the Queen Mary I have ever offered! This table is from her first-class main lounge and has been nicknamed by collectors as a “U-table” because of… read more ›
A stunning Art Deco card table from the Queen Mary’s second-class lounge. It is super lovely with amazing veneers. The black formica top is original and flips over to a baize covering for playing cards. … read more ›
An amazing table from the second-class Smoking Room of the Cunard Line RMS Queen Mary. Black base with German silver trimmed surmounted by a fluted column base and topped with a black top. Stands about… read more ›
A perfect little Art Deco table originally from the White Star liner RMS Britannic of 1930. Transferred to the RMS Queen Mary after Britannic was taken out of service, this solid mahogany table found new… read more ›
A first-class cabin chair from Sports Deck Cabin “B” on the ss United States. Still in its original ship-board upholstery, which is in excellent condition and has been professionally cleaned. This is one of the… read more ›
What an superb piece! Lots of people have furniture from the ss United States, but how many people can say they have the “captain’s” chair? Well, now you can! Fully marked on the bottom as… read more ›
What an amazing piece of history! A table from the first-class Ballroom of the ss United States. Fully marked on the bottom with a metal strip giving its location on the vessel. Gold-colored legs with… read more ›
A pair of what I consider the best chairs put on the greatest ship America ever produced. Great two-tone leather in orange and dark brown. Just think of all the famous people who sat in… read more ›
A very handy and useful item! These cabin foot stools from the ss United States are getting tough to find in the original upholstery. This one is from first-class cabin M-116. It could use a… read more ›
Highly sought-after mid-century standing ashtray from the famous ss United States. It is so 1952, isn’t it? I really love it and am proud to put be able to offer it on Luxury Liner Row. … read more ›
Extremely rare and, I might add, quite lovely comforter as used in the suites on the ss United States. This neutral pattern would be great in any home. In those days of heavy smoking, loads… read more ›
Highly collectible coffee table from the first-class Smoking Room of the fastest liner ever to cross the Atlantic. The top is unusual in that it is a simulated stone. Although there are a few small… read more ›
When the estate of Dr. Sarah Forbes (owner of the Windmill Point Restaurant in Kitty Hawk, NC) was being settled, I was asked to help clean out her storage units. Her collection, while vast, was… read more ›
Want to dine on the incomparable ss United States? This is a complete setup of ssUS first-class dining room furniture. It is the entire thing with all the parts — chairs, tables, and straps for… read more ›
