Description
A genuine antique Belleek creamer — the 2nd Mark dates this piece to 1891–1926, making it one of the earliest and most collectible marks in the Belleek canon.
Made at the Belleek Pottery in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, this creamer is shaped with the house's signature basket weave moulding and decorated with green shamrock motifs in the soft cream lustre that defines Belleek at its finest. The First Period Black Mark is among the most sought-after by serious collectors of Irish porcelain.
- Maker: Belleek Pottery, Ireland
- Mark: 2nd Mark, 1891–1926 — First Period Black Mark
- Dimensions: 11.5 cm (H) × 12 cm (W)
- Condition: Very good
- Features: Basket weave moulding, green shamrock decoration, cream lustre finish
- SKU: SKU-00191
A rare and historically significant piece for the serious Belleek collector — pairs with the Belleek Ireland Cream Basket Weave Vase with Green Shamrocks (First Gold Mark) and the Belleek Ireland Cream Basket Weave Vase with Green Shamrocks and Fluted Neck in this collection.