Manufacturer: Dudson Brothers Limited, England and Royal Doulton, England
User: Furness Bermuda Line
Date: Dudson Brothers plate, 1936 – 1945; Royal Doulton cup and saucer, circa 1933
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Notes: The Queen of Bermuda was delivered in 1933. During World War II she was used as an armed merchant cruiser and a troop transport. She resumed sailing for Furness in 1949 and was sold for scrap in 1966.
White body with multi-colored floral and peacock center design in pinks, blues, greens and golden yellow. The border has matching floral accents.
Source: http://www.timetableimages.com/marit…ges/fur55b.htm
ID and plate photos submitted by lady*bird