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Click here to subscribeSIX BOXES OF CERAMICS, to include a TG Green Cornish Ware canister, two Portmeirion Botanic Garden vases, tallest 22.5cm, a Poole Pottery traditional ware vase and bowl, five Wade Coronation 1953 dishes depicting animals - two advertising Shell-Mex and BP Ltd, North Eastern Division, and Burrows & Sturgess Ltd Spa Table Waters, a Shelley green banded preserve pot in the form of a fruit, a Belleek vase and plate, etc (6 boxes) (sd)
Decorative Irish harp-shaped figure crafted by Donegal Belleek, a subsidiary line of the renowned Belleek Pottery founded in 1857. This elegant piece is finished in a soft ivory glaze and adorned with hand-painted shamrock motifs, a traditional symbol of Irish heritage. The harp form features molded floral detailing and sits on a round base with basketweave-style texture. Marked on the underside with the green Donegal by Belleek backstamp. A fine example of collectible Irish pottery with national symbolism and delicate craftsmanship.Dimensions: 4.25"L x 7.25"HIssued: 20th centuryCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.
This Irish Belleek porcelain figurine features a seated Scottish Terrier in a creamy white glaze, known for its delicate translucence and fine craftsmanship. Marked on the base with the green 6th mark (used circa 1965–1980), this piece was made in Belleek, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. The Belleek Pottery Company, founded in 1857, is celebrated for its distinctive parian ware and elegant designs that highlight Irish heritage. Measures 3.5"H.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.
A good collection of Belleek Pottery. A Limited Edition Belleek Collectors Society The Belleek Bonbonniere. A Dragonfly sugar bowl and jug. A gilt and multicoloured pineapple moulded bowl. A bamboo biscuit barrel with moulded ribbon. A Neptune cup and saucer. A Bacchus fairy lamp. A Cabbage Leaf bowl. A Calla Lily vase.
A GROUP OF DECORATIVE CERAMICS, to include two hand-painted Rye Pottery figurines, 'The Guildsman', and 'The Wife of Bath' both from the Canterbury Tales, both have makers mark on the base, four pieces of Belleek China with shamrock design, a Shelley jug in orange and yellow with a grey band around the centre height 15cm, a Royal Doulton character jug 'Beefeaters', Rd No. 847680, (remains of a sticker on the top outside edge), Royal Worcester covered trinket pot with floral design, three small Midwinter Savanna serving dishes designed by Jessie Tait, (light use), also included a decorative studio glass vase orange and blue detailing, (qty) (Condition Report: all items appear in ok condition, would benefit from a clean, see main description for specific damage)
A tin-glazed earthenware plate with bird on grass detail, a stoneware salt-glazed pen tray, a Spode polychrome octagonal platter with floral detail, a tin-glazed earthenware plate with chinoiserie detail and a French tin-glazed earthenware plate, a Coalport jug with ruined castle detail, a blue and white pottery open dish, a Rockingham polychrome cup and saucer, a Belleek porcelain basket and a French tin-glazed dish (10)
A pair of Dresden porcelain figures of Malabar musicians, one playing a lyre, the other a hurdy-gurdy, she numbered to base indistinctly, he 4763, approx. 20 cm high together with a Belleek basketwork bowl with applied floral spray decoration raised on a ropework foot bearing two plaque marks to base "Belleek R" and "Co Fermanagh", 18 cm x 13.5 cm x 7.4 cm high together with a salt glazed pottery teapot in the Arts & Crafts taste bearing seal, maker's mark BY within a circle (lid damaged), 29 cm high (4)
A delightful two-piece set of Belleek ceramic figurines, featuring a detailed owl standing 8.25 inches tall and an elegant swan with a cream-glazed finish. These iconic pieces exemplify Belleek's renowned craftsmanship, known for its fine parian china and delicate detailing. Both items bear the Belleek hallmark on their bases, indicative of their origin from the esteemed Irish pottery brand. This charming duo is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Belleek artistry. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.
A quantity of 19thC and 20thC ceramics to include 5 x Royal Worcester cups and saucers marked B750 to base, Grays Pottery jug, various other plates to include Titian Ware, Mason's others unmarked. 2 x miniture plates on marked Henriot Quimper France to base, Belleek Neptune sugar bowl, Spode plates etc.
CLAIRE CROUCHMAN, (BRITISH, CONTEMPORARY), Field, ceramic plaque, mounted on plywood, signed and titled to reverse, 27 cm x 18.5 cm together with an artist resume from the New Ashgate Gallery, Farnham, together with, two porcelain vases by Annette Bugansky, with texture designs, 13.5 and 13 cm high, two Poole pottery plates, a millennium preview edition, circular plate with sang-de-boeuf coloured glaze with blue splash decoration, 27.5 cm diameter, and Uranus, commemorative plate to mark the alignment of the planets, no. 5/52000, 26.5 cm diameter, a Moorcroft circular plate, decorated with a ring of red flowers, on blue ground, impressed mark to base, dated 2002, 25.5 cm diameter and Belleek, Ireland, a porcelain plate with moulded scroll decoration, 39.5 cm diameter (7)
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