A fabulous example of Ocean Liner Tableware, this Half Moon Dish was salvaged from RMS Windsor Castle c. 1950s. The original green leafy design stands the test of time and the hospitality ware grading means that each piece is ready to be used and loved for years to come. 

Commissioned by the British & Commonwealth Shipping Co. for RMS Windsor Castle in the late 1950’s. The crockery dates from the late 1950’s and the replacements for breakages and ‘souvenir’ pieces were made up to the mid 1970’s. The crockery was made by a number of famous British companies all of which had an excellent reputation for supplying the best of vessels, hotels & establishments. ‘Masons’ est.1780, ‘Dunn Bennett & Co. Ltd’, who later became a member of the Royal Doulton Group or ‘Ashworth Bros’ who were used by many of the famous Passenger ship companies of the early 20th century especially P&O. Masons used a cream glaze whereas Dunn Bennett’s crockery is white.

Although second-hand,  these items of crockery are in very good condition and are full of character. These pieces have travelled thousands of miles and been used by countless interesting people and, because of their high quality and timeless style, the voyage hasn’t ended. What’s better than a collectible that you can use and love for years to come.