Old piece of carved wood - Titanic connection?

[Treetotal]

You might be interested to know that whilst searching for images to help solve this mystery....I found a photo of a Vinolia soap box that was given to me recently...it is shown on page number 15…is dated c.1912
Carol

[Maggie.]

That's interesting Carol.  What a fascinating website that is with loads of reading.  I've only just seen it - I must have missed the notification of your post.  Some wonderful stuff on there with pages of drawings, photos and information - thanks for posting it.

Maggie

[Treetotal]

Great isn't it Maggie...I wonder if Rachael has seen it 

Carol

[Maggie.]

I've bookmarked the page Carol as there is so much to look at on there.  Nicely presented as well.

Maggie

[Rachael89]

Hi people, yes, all of this is fascinating and I really appreciate your continued insights! Apologies for the lack of contact from me recently - I've been very busy and haven't had time to check the forum.

[km1971]

Wooden friezes could be used in lots of locations, and not just on a staircase. Would it be possible to see the profile - ie from the side? The bottom edge looks rabetted, so designed to cap another piece.

Ken

[Steven Wood]

I recently discovered an old wood artifact in an antique store and wondered the same thing. Hoping is has a nautical connection.

[Redroger]

Any chance it could have been some sort of practice piece Rachael?

Equally I suppose it could have been a piece which did not reach the required standard and was discarded.