1912 RMS TITANIC 1st Class BUTTER PLATE DISH Wisteria Pattern WHITE STAR LINE

Description

This gorgeous
Titanic
First Class Wisteria-patterned butter dish/butter plate
replicates those used by first-class passengers aboard the White Star Line’s ill-fated
RMS Titanic
, which struck an iceberg and met its doom more than a century ago (on the night of April 14–15, 1912) during its maiden voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. The butter plate has been painstakingly duplicated in the famous turquoise-and-brown Wisteria pattern seen on dishes in first-class dining rooms. Wisteria-pattern dishes were also used in
Titanic
’s Verandah Cafés, which were casual retreats where first-class passengers could sit on wicker furniture and enjoy an afternoon tea, coffee, or other beverages. The dish is 3.5 inches wide and includes the iconic White Star Line flag insignia.
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