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Iconic Original Door (#2) Three Wood Framed "Porthole" Windows From RMS IVERNIA of 1955 Items from
SS SALONA (ex IVERNIA, FRANCONIA, FEDOR SHALYAPIN)
79 Inches Tall
by 38 Inches Wide
Extremely Solid Construction One Side White Formica Other Side Patterned White Formica Price: $550.00 USD plus shipping   Top, the unpatterned white side. Above, a window inset on the unpatterned side. Center, the patterned side and, bottom, a detail of the pattern. Photos and copyright Peter Knego 2006. The SAXONIA sisters were as well known for their unique "cut out" ceilings as for their classic "three porthole" lounge doors which served most of the Promenade Deck public rooms and the dining rooms. Similar doors are used today at posh restaurants and clubs. These are the real deal, however, and are extremely heavy and solidly built.
The IVERNIA's Amber Lounge and an inset view showing similar doors. Peter Knego collection. Bottom, the port gallery on FEDOR SHALYAPIN in 1998 as refurbishment was underway. Unfortunately, the work was never completed. Photo and copyright Peter Knego 1998. This particular door is in very good condition. The center piece of glass, however, appears to have been replaced at some time. Unlike the first door, this door did not come with a knob or handle and appears to have been a "swinging" door.
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