Titanic Victim John Jacob Astor IV personally owned residential kitchen pot from his famous NY Mansion. Medium size. Richest Man Larger pieces are currently on

Larger pieces are currently on an international tour  at Exhibition Hub’s “Titanic an Immersive Voyage” exhibits

Some may also have more than one piece small of wood

Display stand not included

This snap down coin-holder has an authentic piece of yellow pine Titanic wreck wood

Both are secured in this hard plastic casing with a custom identifying label on front

Titanic Victim John Jacob Astor IV personally owned residential kitchen pot from his famous NY Mansion. Medium size. Richest Man Larger pieces are currently onThis is a pot from the residential mansion of John Jacob Astor IV, the richest man in the world at the time of his death on Titanic in 1912. Could this pot have possibly cooked Astors Last Supper at home? It has outstanding provenance as it was found in a steamer trunk marked JJA that belonged to his heir grandson Ivan Obolensky, passed down from his mother Ava. The trunk and its contents were long forgotten about and abandoned by the family. Weighing