The Harland and Wolff Maritime Heritage Collection These finely detailed cobalt blue and gold design porcelain pieces are re-created from the china dinnerware used in the First Class a la carte restaurant aboard the RMS Titanic on its maiden voyage. Designed in lovely Burnished Gold & Cobalt Blue. Endorsed by Harland & Wolff.

Dinnerware

These finely detailed cobalt blue and gold design porcelain pieces are re-created from the china dinnerware used in the First Class a la carte restaurant aboard the RMS Titanic on its maiden voyage. Designed in lovely Burnished Gold & Cobalt Blue. Endorsed by Harland & Wolff.

WC1001 10" Dinner Plate $66.00

WC1003 Cup & Saucer $73.00

	WC1002 8 1/4" Salad Plate $52.00

In keeping with the lifestyles of the First Class passengers aboard the Titanic we have adapted some Titanic dinnerware patterns in the manner of fine Chinese export porcelain made during the late 18th century. The beauty of this style of porcelain has delighted and intrigued Westerners since the time of Marco Polo's return from the Orient. America's direct trade with China began when the "Empress of China" sailed from New York harbor, reaching Canton in 1784.

	WT1001 14" Blue Charger $130.00

	WT1007 10" Blue Basin $100.00 CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK

	WT1003 Blue Ginger Jar 11" x 6 1/2" $100.00

Throughout the late 18th and early 19th centuries, brisk trade between China, Europe and the United States created a large demand for porcelains of great beauty and quality, which can be found today in many of the world's finest museums. Endorsed by Harland & Wolff.

	WT1005 Flowered Ginger Jar 11" x 6 1/2" $100.00

	WT1002 14" Flowered Charger $130.00

	WT1008 10" Flowered Basin $100.00

Designed in the Georgian style, the first class smoking room allowed men to enjoy conversation and camaraderie in sumptuous surroundings. With mahogany paneling, mother of pearl inlay, many exquisite stained glass windows, gentlemen could relax in "the finest room of it's kind." Endorsed by Harland & Wolff.