1912 RMS TITANIC 1st Class TEA CUP and SAUCER Wisteria Pattern WHITE STAR LINE

Description

This gorgeous
Titanic
First Class Wisteria-patterned Tea Cup and Saucer Set
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 almost 109 years ago (on the night of April 14–15, 1912) during its maiden voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. The cup/saucer set 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 cup is 3 inches tall and the saucer is 5.5 inches in diameter, and both include the iconic White Star Line flag insignia.
Buyer within the contiguous U.S. adds .95 S&H. Please look carefully at the images and ask questions before buying. Thank you!