rms Titanic First-class Dining Saloon GOD head replica

Description

From the RMS Titanic's First-class Dining Room
GOD HEAD
Handcrafted white resin sculpture
Keyhole drilled ready-to-hang on your wall
The Dining Saloon, found on D Deck, was enormous. It was the largest room being the full width of the ship and 114 feet long. It could accommodate over 500 passengers.
The most artistic decorative ornaments in the room were the caryatids
between the outboard windows in the center alcoves
. They were topped with beautiful goddess heads (likely Ceres), and in the corners a handsome Poseidon. On the fluted block below the heads was centered a regal lion medallion. The lion held a swag drapery in his mouth which continued onto the pilaster portion.
The specs and
details:
• Hand cast in WHITE museum quality resin
• Recreated in 1/2 scale like some of our other Titanic replicas
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Dimensions and details
– Hand cast in museum quality white resin
-10.5 inches high by 5.25 inches wide. (27 x 13 cm).
-Keyhole drilled for hanging.
- Superbly handcrafted quality guaranteed.
- Keyhole drilled on the back for easy hanging
- Plate groove for displaying your Titanic china
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TESTIMONIALS:
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Titanic items arrived this past Monday in perfect condition due to excellent packaging.
The Titanic Clock, Pineapple Finials and Captain Smith in the iceberg are stunning.
I cannot imagine my Titanic Room without these and I am very happy that they are now part of my Titanic Collection.
I am a Carpenter by trade and I really appreciate all the detail of, not only of these items that just arrived,
but in everything that you have created for us "Titanic " people. J.V.D. (USA).
"In one word: MAGNIFICENT! I even add: MAGIC! Thank you very much! T.L. (FRANCE)
"...words cannot describe how beautiful and perfect these are. I have seen the photos, but they are so much better to see
and hold in person. No one else could have done a finer job on these 'works of art.' I have purchased many items from eBay
through England and other countries. Nothing was ever packaged as greatly as these items were. I kept thinking
to myself how carefully they were in the boxes. When I finally opened the finished products, I could see the need
for all the care and work that went into them." (USA)