Vintage RMS Ascania Steamship Tea Strainer Chrome Plated Cunard Line victorian souvenir She supplied many of the

She supplied many of the dressmakers and couturiers located in Canada and the US

The nightgown is printed with a snakeskin or reptile pattern in grey on a sheer white polyester fabric

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the central character in a Canadian spy and sex scandal involving government ministers during the early 1960s

The scarf features a window pane design

Vintage RMS Ascania Steamship Tea Strainer Chrome Plated Cunard Line victorian souvenir She supplied many of theThis is a chrome plated tea strainer used on the RMS Ascania, a passenger steamship operated by the Cunard Line. The first RMS Ascania was built in 1911 and was wrecked during WWI in 1918 after being attacked by U Boats. The second RMS Ascania was launched in 1923, but only made her maiden voyage in 1925. After service during the war, she was returned to passenger service before being broken up in 1957. The tea strainer has the emblem of the RMS