Vintage 1940s RMS Queen Elizabeth Tea Caddy Spoon Cunard White Star Line Steamship port dispenser unlikely that you’ll find another

unlikely that you’ll find another - interesting conversation piece for the golf enthusiast

probably caused by the presence of liquid (see photos)

The liner reads “By Appointment to the Late King George V”

Carol Robins appears to have been a popular brand for party dresses through the 1950s and 60s

It is in very good condition - there is a tiny bit of seam wear to the interior of the cups (see close-up photo)

Vintage 1940s RMS Queen Elizabeth Tea Caddy Spoon Cunard White Star Line Steamship port dispenser unlikely that you’ll find anotherThis is a silver plated tea caddy spoon bearing the emblem of the RMS Queen Elizabeth, a passenger steamship operated by the Cunard White Star Line. Note that Cunard bought out White Star's share and reverted to the Cunard name in 1949. The Queen Elizabeth was named after the wife of King George VI, launched in September 1938, but started service as a troop ship, only seeing its first commercial passenger voyage in 1946 and made her final crossing in