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Modern RMS Titanic Souvenir Figurine
This item is a modern cast metal miniature figurine commemorating the RMS Titanic. The object is small enough to be held comfortably in one hand and appears to be made of a pewter-style alloy or silver-toned cast metal with a matte, slightly pebbled surface texture. The underside features a crude, raised-letter inscription that clearly reads 'RMS TITANIC' and the date '1912' below it. The casting quality is relatively simple, showing some pitting and irregularities typical of mass-produced souvenir items or sand-casting methods. Physically, the item exhibits two horizontal protrusions, suggesting a stylized ship or anchor-like form. The condition appears fair to good with no major structural damage, though the surface shows some minor oxidation and dulling of the metal finish. The marking style and typeface indicate that this is a souvenir or collector's piece manufactured significantly later than 1912, likely as part of the late 20th-century resurgence in Titanic interest. It lacks the hallmarks or fine finishing found in period nautical antiques, positioning it as a modern commemorative collectible rather than an original artifact from the ship.
Estimated Value
$15.00 - $35.00
Basic Information
Category
Commemorative Collectibles / Nautical Memorabilia
Appraised On
May 15, 2026
Estimated Value
$15.00 - $35.00
Item Description
This item is a modern cast metal miniature figurine commemorating the RMS Titanic. The object is small enough to be held comfortably in one hand and appears to be made of a pewter-style alloy or silver-toned cast metal with a matte, slightly pebbled surface texture. The underside features a crude, raised-letter inscription that clearly reads 'RMS TITANIC' and the date '1912' below it. The casting quality is relatively simple, showing some pitting and irregularities typical of mass-produced souvenir items or sand-casting methods. Physically, the item exhibits two horizontal protrusions, suggesting a stylized ship or anchor-like form. The condition appears fair to good with no major structural damage, though the surface shows some minor oxidation and dulling of the metal finish. The marking style and typeface indicate that this is a souvenir or collector's piece manufactured significantly later than 1912, likely as part of the late 20th-century resurgence in Titanic interest. It lacks the hallmarks or fine finishing found in period nautical antiques, positioning it as a modern commemorative collectible rather than an original artifact from the ship.
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