Titanic Captain’s Table Dishes Decorative Plate

This plate measures 8-1/2 inches. The monogram stands for Oceanic Navigation Steam Company. According to titanic collector.com, this plate pattern was used at the Captain’s Table.

It’s obviously a decorative plate but I have exhausted my search in finding one online.

It appears to be older, perhaps it was produced closer to the date of the sinking? How would I know? So can anyone tell me about this plate?

 

not for food use.......i think is more recent..

 

Why can’t I find one anywhere? I’ve searched eBay, auction sites and used the google image search and amazon, to no avail.

 

is that the correct photo for the back of the plate?

 

Chinese "homage" to the original Titanic plate, decorated in Macao AFAIK.

 

Yes. I have the plate in front of me.

 

Is it impolite for me to ask where you found that information?

 

"Decorative purpose" language is used on recent Asian imports.

Debora

 

Likely came from a source such as this.

https://thetitanicstore.com/product/1st-class-dinner-plate/

Debora

 

According to this web site, the back of your plate (if it were genuine) would look like this.

http://www.titaniccollector.com/presinking/1_29.html

Debora

 

Yep. That’s why I noted above that it was a decorative plate. Can you imagine what an actual plate would be worth?

 

There are only six in existence (out of an original order of 190) according to the link I provided.

Debora

 

Yeah, in using the google image search I found that website. Very informative.

 

No not at all, like Debora said, that mark is commonly found on Chinese imports, many of which are decorated in a factory in Macao, near Hong Kong.