There are no known photographs of the "Titanic" staircase, but many survive of the "Olympic", which is presumed to have been similar. In 1990 a huge trove of woodwork from the "Olympic" was found in a barn in the North of England, much of it belonging to the Grand Staircase. These pieces retained the avocado green color they had been painted in the 1932 refit, and included large amounts of wall paneling, carved newel posts, window frames, cornice-work, and doors. Portions of the oak banisters from the Aft Grand Staircase grace the staircase of the White Swan Hotel in Alnwick, England. The chandeliers which once hung from the ceilings of the staircase occasionally come up for auction – sixteen were auctioned from the Haltwhistle Paint Factory in 2004. This auction also included the "Olympic" four landscape oil paintings from the B, C, D and E-Deck landings, along with the communicating doors from the two Boat-Deck entry vestibules.