Oversize Collection
"Embracing the Grandeur: Oversize Treasures from White Star Line and Beyond" Step back in time with us as we explore the opulent world artifacts
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"Embracing the Grandeur: Oversize Treasures from White Star Line and Beyond" Step back in time with us as we explore the opulent world artifacts. From the legendary White Star Line, known for its luxurious ocean liners, to exquisite pieces like Elkington plate tea set and Walker and Hall Engineers Mess soup tureen, these items transport us to an era of elegance. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Losol ware ceramic jug, a true gem from White Star Line's collection. Its intricate design tells stories of voyages across vast oceans. And speaking of journeys, behold the captivating photograph of RMS Olympic - a testament to the grandeur that once ruled our seas. First Class was synonymous with luxury on board White Star Line ships, as depicted by Elkington water jug and coffee pot. These oversized masterpieces were crafted for those who relished in extravagance while sailing towards their dreams. Even smaller objects hold significance; take a closer look at Stonier Wisteria pattern egg cup or vase with piecrust rim and logo - each carrying its own story within their delicate forms. But our journey doesn't end there. P&O poster "A Hundred Years of Sea Transport" showcases how oversize has been celebrated throughout maritime history. It reminds us that size is not just about physical dimensions but also about leaving an indelible mark on our collective memory. And let's not forget Kitty in London - a glamorous girl donning a HUGE hat accompanied by her feline companions. Her fashion statement proves that sometimes bigger truly is better. Lastly, we have Hop Scotch Maggie all the way from Bonnie Scotland. This larger-than-life character embodies Scottish spirit and adds a touch of whimsy to our exploration into all things oversized. Join us as we celebrate these magnificent treasures that remind us why going big can be so extraordinary.