Antique ship lanterns. Legendary objects turn into beautiful décor accessories.
Olimpic, Titanic and Gigantic… The story of the world’s most luxury steamship and that of its two sister ships begins on a summer evening in 1907.
The leading British shipbuilder and businessman, Lord William James Pirrie, invited J. Bruce Ismay, chairman of the White Star Line company, at a dinner in his mansion. They talked about their goal and decided to build what would be known as the “Ship of Dreams”.
An authentic floating palace that turned into a legend when shipwrecked on its maiden voyage, on the night of April 14-15, 1912.
Stories, legends and myths. There are magical objects that make us look towards the past.
Aesthetic, sentimental and magical objects… As strange as wonderful, being out of work and lacking of their usual activity. It is easy to travel to the past only by looking at them.
Titanic… As an important part of the history of navigation, it was designed to solve the numerous shipwrecks of steamships due to the increase of maritime traffic during the 19th Century.
At the top of the foremast, white light; to starboard a green lantern, to port one red. The first signal lamps appeared with the regulation of the navigation lights, and they were made of copper, brass or iron.
Our maritime lanterns preserve their original parts, their lever in use allows to exchange the crystals, red and green, to simulate that light once guided steamships to good port.
