I finially found what the charather Rose was floating on! From the Promenade (A) Deck in the 1st Class Smoking lounge over the double doors is the section of carved wood used in the later scenes. I went through 621 still photographs from director James Cameron's collection found on one of the Special Feature DVDs till I found this photo. I believe that should answer the question good enough.

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I can't believe there are so many guesses but little research! I have included First Class Suits B57, B58, 2 of B59, B60 and B64 bedroom photos to display the wooden bed styles found on the Titanic. I believe that propt was never a actual wooden structure found on the Titanic. I have researched all First Class rooms by photographs and to date have not found anything near that. Maybe someone would care to produce a photo or drawing image?

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I think rose was floating on the headboard of a bed

"I'll never let go Jack, I'll never let go"
-Young Rose

I think it was part of a bed.


When you have nothing, you have nothing to lose
-Jack Dawson

I originally heard it was a door...but I think it might be a headboard from a first class bed.

I have researched all first class rooms and find that is not a actual design found on the Titanic! I looked at every doorway and window in first class dining, smoking, exercise, or any other room that had a head space higher than standard 7 foot. If that design was to be above a doorway or window then that highly limits the rooms it could be found in.

A peice of woodwork from above the doors leading to first class parts of Titanic

I have gone back through all my references. The panel is wood finished so that limits it to only a few places. There is not enough ceiling in most areas to support a relief "Above" the window even in First Class dining. The Grand Stairway does not support anything close to the relief. I'm not sure it is a true decorative panel over a window.

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I'm not familiar with this design above any actual window from photographs I have seen. The relief appears to be a crest or a close represntion of. Has anyone?

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I'm not familiar with this design above any actual window from photographs I have seen. The relief appears to be a crest or a close represntion of. Has anyone?

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