17 bits of tacky Titanic memorabilia

Beer-steins.com promises a "one-of-a-kind shape" in this Titanic stein commemorating the liner's historic voyage - and downfall.

The Titanic Historial Society is also selling a fragment of cane from a Titanic chair for $1,100 (framed and with certificate of authenticity, according to the organisation).

Framed fragments of carpet yarn from the Titanic coupled with a certificate of authenticity are being sold by the Titanic Historial Society for $1,100.

Fun-makers.com promise "a real thrill for both children and adults" with their Titanic dual ramp inflatable slide. (Costs $11,500 for a used 25' slide; $15,500 for new 33' slide)

Thetoyshoppe.com is selling the Centenary Titanic Ted for $193.50. The Steiff-made bear is being re-released to mark the 100th anniversary of the disaster; it was originally released by the company in the wake of the 1912 disaster.

A coin placed on the Titanic mechanical bank 'sinks' into the bank after the ship crashes into the iceberg. Available for $37.99 from chandelierforum.com.

Ever wondered what it would be like if you could see your own image through the Titanic wreck's portholes? Yours for $199.99 on handcraftednauticaldecor.com.

Royal Crown Derby has reissued the teapot design selected by White Star Line for Titanic's dining room.

The Titanic Resource Pack (available on Amazon) brings a range of Titanic-related teaching resources including the telegram message announcing that the ship had struck an iceberg.

Replica Titanic rivets are "as close as you'll ever get to holding a piece of the Titanic in your hand", according to retailer RMSTitanic100.com.

The design on this shower curtain purports to display the view from the Titanic's portholes as the ship went down; available on Amazon.

JTV.com is offering a range of costume jewellery based on items owned by socialite passengers on board the ship. It says this one is based on a piece owned by Margaret 'Molly' Brown who became known for helping passengers into a lifeboat on the night of the disaster.

This hand-knitted tea cosy (on eBay for £5.50) takes a different angle among Titanic memorabilia by marking the pre-disaster part of the ship's journey.

Nothing marks a maritime disaster quite like a bag of Taytos. On sale at whitestarmomentos.co.uk at £20 a box.

Icy Titanics are accompanied by tiny icebergs in this ice cube tray found on Amazon.

There are numerous replica's of the 1997 Titanic movie's 'Heart of the Ocean' necklace which are available for considerably less than the $10,000 Asprey & Garrard one made for the film.