RMS Titanic Ship Hand-Painted Limoges Box

The RMS Titanic sails again on this hand-painted porcelain Limoges box, its famous profile captured in miniature. It was made in Limoges, France, as a tribute to the most storied ocean liner of all.

Ship of Dreams

When the Titanic left Southampton in April 1912, she was the largest ship afloat and a symbol of the age's ambition. Her loss on her maiden voyage turned her into a legend that still draws historians, divers and filmmakers. This porcelain liner honors that history and the passengers and crew who sailed aboard her.

Maritime History Shelf

• Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
• Fits a Titanic, ocean liner or maritime history collection
• Pairs with anchor, lifebuoy and ship wheel pieces

For Those Who Remember Her

Display it on a study bookshelf beside history books, near a framed print of the liner, or in a cabinet of nautical memorabilia. It suits a history teacher's retirement, a cruise enthusiast's birthday, or anyone who has visited a Titanic exhibit or museum. Collectors often pair it with the Titanic paint palette box for a themed display.