Round Titanic Memorial Porcelain Limoges Box

This round box honors the Titanic, the great ocean liner whose maiden voyage ended in tragedy in April 1912. Painters in Limoges, France, decorated this porcelain Limoges box by hand as a quiet memorial to the ship and her passengers.

A Night to Remember

Built in Belfast and hailed as the finest ship afloat, the Titanic set out from Southampton bound for New York. Her loss in the North Atlantic changed maritime safety forever and has fascinated historians, filmmakers and collectors for more than a century. The French title Ronde le Titanic reflects its round shape and its subject.

Maritime Memories

• Hand-painted porcelain made in Limoges, France
• Suits an ocean liner, maritime history or nautical collection
• Pairs with lighthouse, ship's wheel and anchor pieces

For the Ocean Liner Buff

Present it to a maritime history enthusiast, a cruise lover, or a friend who has visited the Titanic museums in Belfast or Halifax. It belongs on a study shelf among history books, in a nautical display, or beside ship models and old travel posters. It also makes a thoughtful remembrance for anyone whose family history touches the great liners of that era.