Sinking Titanic Ship Hand-Painted Limoges Box

The Titanic tilts beneath the waves on this box, a solemn scene from one of history's most famous voyages. The sinking ship was hand-painted on porcelain in Limoges, France, as a Limoges box.

April 1912 Remembered

The great liner set out on her maiden voyage in April 1912 and never reached New York. More than a century later, the story still draws people in, through books, films and museum exhibits. This piece shows the ship at the moment that made her legend.

A Voyage Into Legend

• The Titanic shown as it sinks
• Fits a maritime, ship or history collection
• Pairs with lighthouse, ocean liner and anchor pieces

For History Buffs and Sailors

This makes a meaningful present for a maritime history buff, a fan of the famous film, a ship model builder, or someone who has visited a Titanic exhibit. Set it on a study bookshelf beside history books, on a desk in a den, or in a cabinet of nautical pieces. It often sparks conversation about the ship and the people aboard. Each scene is painted by hand, so the waves and the ship vary slightly from box to box.