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The dinner service was designed by Lady Casson and produced by Ashworth Bros
This painting is on loan to the National Maritime Museum
VASNA (1917) was utilised as ambulance transport ship when she entered service at the end of the First World War
Work on NARKUNDA (1920) was suspended in 1914 with the onset of the First World War
ROYAL EAGLE (1932) is seen dressed overall moored in the Thames passing by the Tower of London
"Mahmoudie Canal" VECTIS (1881) The dinner service was designedThe Mahmoudie Canal took its name from the Viceroy of Egypt, Sultan Mahmoud Ali, during whose reign it was re opened. Over 250,000 labourers were involved in clearing the canal, which connected Alexandria to the Nile.
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