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    Spode pattern R4332, Rd.No.580303 the most prestigious and rarest Titanic china in Cobalt Blue and 24k gold trim
    Spode pattern R4332
    Spode pattern R4332 Cup and Saucer on display at the Ronald Reagan Library
    Spode pattern R4332 Cup and Saucer on display in the Titanic museum in Branson, Missouri
    On the top left Titanic Third Class Menu dated April 12 1912. First class china and Spode patter R4332 saucer. Center bottom shelve large chamber pot. On display in my store in San Rafael, CA
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    Spode R4331 plate on display at the Ronald Reagan Library
    Left, Third class dinner plate. Middle. Snowflake pattern plate. Right Spode R4331 plate. Back row, Third class pitcher, egg cup and Big Bertha fruit bowl. On display at the Ronald Reagan Library
    Turquoise pattern first class condiment dish
    First class saucer from the Titanic dated March 1912
    First class saucer from the Titanic dated March 1912
    First class turquoise pattern plate from Tit anic dated March 1912
    First class coffee cup from the Titanic dated March 1912
    First class coffee cup from the Titanic dated March 1912
    First class turquoise finger pattern demitasse cup
    Large turquoise pattern first class milk pitcher
    Small turquoise pattern first class milk creamer
    Small turquoise pattern first class milk creamer
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    First class butter pat dish from the Titanic dated March 1912
    Brown finger pattern is much more limited than the turquoise variety. It was possibly used in the second class dining room or first class room service
    Turquoise pattern first class saucer with the White Star Line logo removed. It is believed the logo’s were removed when the Cunard Line purchased the White Star Line
    First class Crown or Gothic Arch pattern from the Titanic dated March 1912
    First class Crown or Gothic Arch pattern from the Titanic dated March 1912
    First class Crown or Gothic Arch pattern from the RMS Olympic dated March 1911
    Early First class Crown or Gothic Arch pattern used in the 1800’s. Notice the intertwined W.S.L White Star Line logo on the top of the plate
    Spode Greek Key pattern believed to be used in the Café Parisian on board the Titanic
    Spode Greek Key pattern believed to be used in the Café Parisian on board the Titanic
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    Snowflake pattern
    Minton Delft Blue or Flow Blue pattern used in second class table service
    Minton Delft Blue or Flow Blue pattern asparagus plate used in second class table service
    Very rare Stonier third class plate dated March 1903
    Very rare Stonier third class plate dated March 1903
    Stonier third class saucer with gold rim. It is possible the china with the gold rim was used as first class deck service
    Stonier third class soup bowl
    Third clas china on display in the Titanic museum in Branson, Missouri
    Third clas china on display in the Titanic museum in Branson, Missouri
    Third class china on display in the Titanic museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
    Third class butter pat dish
    Third class egg cup. It can be flipped over to accommodate a larger goose egg
    Third Class bowl
    Third class soup bowl recovered from the wreck of the RMS Republic
    Third class soup bowl.
    Third class china on display in my store in San Rafael, CA
    Cup & Saucer Spode pattern R4332 on display in Tony Probst's store, Audio Video Integration San Rafael, CA
    White Star Line china on display in Tony Probst's store, Audio Video Integration San Rafael, CA.
    White Star Line china on display in Tony Probst's store, Audio Video Integration San Rafael, CA
    Showing some of my Titanic collection at a shool in California
    Out of gallery
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