Belleek

To take place at the Manor House Hotel Killadeas Co. Fermanagh Northern Ireland on Monday evening 7.30pm 23th April 2007.

Viewing that afternoon 3.30pm and prior to this on our website only.

1	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Teapot stand. Transfer print of factory circa 1865 in usual colouring. A few firing cracks. This was amongst the earliest production at Belleek to advertise their production.
2	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Shamrock mug. Belleek souvenir ware from Giant's Causeway. A popular form of souvenir around 1900.
3	BELLEEK: Modern. Spaniel paperweight with pink tint and gilt highlight decoration.
4	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Earthenware mug with gold band.
5	Spongeware bowl. Unmarked. Leaf and spinning wheel decoration.
6	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Trinket box. Lid missing. Damaged. Thorn pattern in relief. Diamond registration mark.
7	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Shamrock Teapot. Damaged, but restorable spout.
8	Belleek: 4 Strand Basket. Damaged.
9	Belleek 2nd Period. Cornucopia Vase.
10	Belleek 2nd Period. Shamrock Cream Jug.
11	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Sacred Heart Holy water font. 7"
12	BELLEEK: Modern. Irish setter ornament highlighted in brown.
13	BELLEEK: Modern (1990s). Lassie Collie ornament highlighted in brown.
14	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Special edition "Swan Egg" with green colouring around its middle.
15	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware ‘Japanese’ transfer green dinner plate.
16	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware ‘Japanese’ transfer brown dinner plate with impressed harp/crown.
17	BELLEEK: 7th Period. Honorary badge depicting the Belleek motif 5" x 3.5".
18	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware oval liner. A piece that was once common but was discarded and so quite rare now. 9.5" x 7".
19	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Platter in Dog rose and butterfly pattern in brown. Impressed harp and crown and transfer black mark 20" x 16".
20	BELLEEK: 1st Period. . Rare Artichoke pattern cup and saucer. Diamond registration mark 2.5" high.
21	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Basket weave ribbon plate 11" diameter. A very delicate weave.
22	BELLEEK: 1980s. Two Armstrong Vases with gilt decoration. These were known as Tara vases in earlier periods. Gold stamp. Height 12".
23	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Black stamp Thorn ashtray.
24	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Rare Artichoke pattern plate with gilt decoration. 6" diameter. Diamond registration mark.
25	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Spongeware bowl blue/brown leaf decoration around rim.
26	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Spongeware mug brown and blue rim decoration with the distinctive Belleek shaped handle.
27	BELLEEK: Modern. Pair "Tree Stump" vases.
28	BELLEEK: Modern. Round tower, wolfhound and harp figure of Belleek’s symbols with Shamrock and Ivy leaf decoration. Made in 7x2 part moulds.
29	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Earthenware Spongeware bowl in a green and brown decoration. (Some restoration).
30	BELLEEK: MELVINWARE. Scarce sponge decorated earthenware dinner plate with orange and blue decoration. It is unusual to get much Melvinware spongeware.
31	BELLEEK: MELVINWARE. Earthenware Spongeware bowl in same pattern as lot 30.
32	BELLEEK: 2ND Period. Earthenware Spongeware bowl with unusual "ringed star" decoration in brown with Celtic Luna in blue.
33	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Comport clam shell supported with a base festooned with a variety of shells.
34	COALISLAND: Porcelain basket in the form of an ammonite with pink "coral" handle. A rare piece showing what Coalisland was capable of producing and why Belleek felt such a threat from them.
35	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Ammonite jug with "coral stem" handle. The Coalisland item preceding drew from this design 5" high.
36	BELLEEK: 1970s. Collectors’ Society plaque 1st edition green stamp. This shows the symbols of the Tower, Wolfhound and Harp in the Belleek logo.
37	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Transfer printed earthenware mug depicting sportsman with gundogs and unusually having the farmer with hayfork tradition.
38	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Transfer decorated earthenware fieldworker's mug depicting the ‘Stag Hunt’ transfer which was an inspiration from Glenveigh.
39	BUNDORAN CHINA: Puppy ornaments made in the style of the contemporary taste. Designed and made by the late Cyril Arnold.
40	COMPOSITE LOT. Spongeware mug, porcelain pig and teddy.
41	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Ladle "Ulster pattern" with unusual Belleek Ulster stamp (8" repaired). It is rare to get ladles this size still existing these days.
42	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Very rare earthenware ladle with moth pattern which is unrecorded. As with previous lot it is rare to get ladles still existing these days.
43	BELLEEK: 2nd PERIOD. Tulip Vase decorated in pastel pink and green. 9.5" high.
44	BELLEEK: 7th Period. Gold mark. "Belgian hawker" (female) 7"high.
45	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. "Harp Handle" Jug with entwined shamrock base. The Harp handle jug is an emblem of Belleek.
46	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Ladle with Gilt decoration. 7". This is an unusual gilded decoration.
47	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Earthenware Spongeware mug with gold banding and brown and green decoration.
48	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. ‘Thorn’ Ashtray with pink/blue/yellow floral decoration
49	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Two lustre Celtic hand painted earthenware bowls. These were a response to the interest in Celtic art at the time. The design were transferred on and then painted to look as if done free-hand. Illustrated in Belleek in Context.
50	BELLEEK: 1st Period and Royal Worcester. Two ring handle cups and saucers. The Belleek in a Convolvulus Limoges pattern and the Worcester with a more contemporary design. Illustrated in Belleek in Context. The Belleek cup with restoration.
51	Belleek 1st Period. Hoofed vase.
52	Belleek 2nd Period. Small shamrock teapot.
53	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Neptune pin tray for a dressing set. This is a very rare miniature of the full cabaret tray.
54	Mixed lot. 1st Period tray, 2 plates, mug & cups.
55	Belleek 2nd Period. Hand painted shamrock creamers
56	Belleek 3rd Period. Part tea service (19 piece) gilt.
57	BELLEEK: 1st Period impressed and 2nd Period stamped. Gilt and Pink Tridacna Kettle. Small area of restoration to inner lid.
58	WILLETS (AMERICAN BELLEEK): stylish, hand painted cylinder vase with very period style decoration. Height 8", diameter 2". Signed N.E. Torney.
59	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Early bowl. Decorated rim (entwined shamrock) and having a large Belleek stamp in central position. Restored. These bowls were among the earliest items made by Belleek to advertise their establishment.
60	Petit dejeune set bearing an unusual harp and crown mark. Shamrock on basket weave in the Belleek manner. Modern Chinese reproduction
61	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Sycamore dish commemorating the Silver Jubilee of George V. and Queen Mary in 1935. Mounted and framed. This is one of only a few royal commemoratives that Belleek made.
62	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Honey pot on three legs in Shamrock pattern. 7" high.
63	BELLEEK: MELVINWARE. Earthenware Bedpan produced during period when production shifted from Belleek pottery to shores of Lough Melvin during kiln reconstruction (circa 1926).
64	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Basket. Scarce. Damaged.
65	BELLEEK: 4th Period. Cream Jug with Ribbon and Bow decoration.
66	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Miniature Dragon teapot. (Traveller's sample?) Lid missing.
67	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Jam Pot and Pierced Vase with Shamrock decoration. It is unusual to get the much finer 2nd period pierced vase. Jam pot inner rim with small firing crack.
68	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. An unmarked Shamrock platter in Parian. This came from the Cyril Arnold collection. 21inches wide by 16 inches. An unusually large size with a wonderful glaze.
69	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Pink Sidney cream and Cone cream with yellow lustre.
70	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Pair of unique candlesticks with gilt banding and shamrocks. Made and signed by Cyril Arnold and from his collection. 4" high. These show Arnold’s desire to create more decorative Belleek.
71	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Prince of Wales tri-dolphin low comport with a tint of light pink.
72	Belleek: 2nd Period. Fish Jug.
73	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Janus Jug
74	Belleek 1st Period. Grass pattern cream jug.
75	Echinus Teapot.
76	Belleek 1st Period. Vine pattern Wine Jug.
77	Belleek 2nd Period. Cone Tea Service
78	Belleek 2nd Period. Teapot, large shamrock.
79	Belleek 1st Period. Grass teakettle.
80	BELLEEK: Four 1st and 2nd Period Salts. 1st Period Shell salt, 2nd Period Diamond salt, 2nd Period Shell salt and Lily salt. 2nd Period Boat salt with the much fabled ‘half mark’ of first period stamp with Ireland immediately underneath. This is in fact an early second mark for small pieces that was then also used later for any small pieces.
81	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Tea kettle (green).
82	BELLEEK: 1st Period. 4 strand Trefoil basket with rose decoration to the rim.
83	BELLEEK: 1st Period. American Bluegrass Pattern.
84	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. One Worcester pattern dish and three graduating Star dishes. All with a green tint.
85	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Platter. Rare fumaria pattern.
86	Belleek: 4th Period. Bust. Green Stamp.
87	Coalisland Mirror
88	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Bowl and mug with 'A Hunter and Dog' and 'Man jumping over hedge from Bull' transfers. Bowl unmarked. Illustrated in Belleek in Context
89	Early 20th C. Belleek Brooch.
90	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Maple leaf dish.
91	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Cream Jug. Unusual Pattern.
92	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Plate. Decorated in Vine Leaf Grape Pattern with Gilt stems and rim. (Transitional Impressed Mark as well as printed stamp) Rare.
93	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Lily set in green and gilt. Teapot, creamer, sugar and two cups and saucers. The saucers have a special mould used only for extra special cabaret sets. The set is especially fine.
94	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Figure of Jesus, 18" high.
95	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Figure of Mary, 18" high.
96	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Third green stamp. Celtic strap design with gilt rim. From the design of Madame Boroniuxz.
97	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware basin with Rose sprays and butterflies in green. Diameter 15.5", Height 4.5".
98	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Cornucopia with impressed harp/crown mark and black stamp. Sprayed gold as a Christmas decoration. A speculative buy. 7" base. 9" high.
99	Belleek: 1997. Limited edition Richard Degenhardt basket. Number 111. These were especially made and their design reflects this.
100	COALISLAND: scarce porcelain bread plate in the ‘Tridacna’ pattern measuring 11"x9.5" with pink tinged rim. Red stamp.
101	Belleek: 7th Period. 1980s with gold stamp. Greyhound, 7" high. The slender figure is especially suited to production in Parian.
102	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Triple Hippiritus centrepiece 11" tall on marine base. Mrs. Armstrong’s passion for marine life.
103	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Table Centrepiece in fluted trumpet form on encrusted floral base. 13" high. 6.5" diameter.
104	BELLEEK 2nd Period. Jardinière applied with rose, daisy, coronation and shamrocks.
105	BELLEEK: Modern. "Santa" cookie jar.
106	BELLEEK: 1ST Period."Dragon" teapot stand This is a very scarce piece with very intricate modelling of a dragon.
107	BELLEEK. Entwined Fish vase 16" high. The fish entwined around a central vase modelled with rushes and butterfly.
108	BELLEEK. 2 Cherub based candlesticks. One 6th period the other more recent.
109	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Warming dish. This was used to keep food warm on a plate on top. Decorated with a blue rim. This is a scarce item.
110	BELLEEK 2nd Period. Two Shamrock cauldrons. 5 inches and 3.25 inches high. Some Cob lustre showing inside the larger caldron.
111	1st Period Belleek Teapot with later decoration by Cyril Arnold.
112	BELLEEK. 6 Earthenware spongeware bowls. Unmarked but known to be Belleek. Rare to get 6 matching items of this nature.
113	BELLEEK 2nd Period. Shamrock tray. 17x14 inches.
114	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Two Shamrock mugs for exhibitions. One with ‘From Cork’ and another for ‘Ballymaclinton’. Ballymaclinton was a fictional village at the London exhibitions as sponsored by Colleen Soap, made by McClintons of Donaghmore, near Coalisland
115	COALISLAND: Three pieces comprising of a Tridacna plate, a Tridacna creamer and an Apple Blossom sugar bowl. Creamer with small chips and sugar with small piece missing on rim.
116	BELLEEK: 1ST Period. Rare Asparagus Vase. This vase has a similar top to the feather vase but rests on three sticks of Asparagus. This is the only known example.
117	BELLEEK: 1ST Period. Hand painted bone china part dessert set. Comprising two low comports and seven plates with painted flowers and a green surround. These were only produced in the very early years of production.
118	BELLEEK: 1ST Period impressed. Nautilus Shell on Coral.
119	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Celtic coffee cup and saucer and Ivy cup. Both with strong cob lustre inside.
120	BELLEEK: 2nd and 3rd Period. Trinket boxes. Shamrock box with pink ribbon 2nd period and Acorn box 3rd Period.
121	BELLEEK 2nd Period. Shamrock Cone spill with strong cob lustre inside and heavy gilded lines on the exterior.
122	BELLEEK 2nd Period. Shamrock gilded set. Teapot, cream, sugar, two cups and saucers.
123	BELLEEK 7th Period. Gold mark. Kneeling Monk. Only 3 or 4 of these were made and is very scarce.
124	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Grass pattern tea kettle with good strong colours.
125	COALISLAND: rare porcelain cream jug with pink coral stem handle and gilded. Black back stamp.
126	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Painted Lily basket with blue handles and yellow tinted flowers. 9" diameter.
127	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Institute steak dish with hot water reservoir and with pink coral handle to lid. This was designed by the Queen’s Institute in Dublin. See other lots for some of their own produced work. Black stamp and registration diamond.
128	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Cactus Spill with faint traces of lustre. This is a relatively early and rare piece. Slight firing fault between leaf and stem. Illustrated in Belleek in Context.
129	AMERICAN BELLEEK: Belleek sterling platinum lustre. Coffee pot, cream jug and sugar bowl with the distinctive sterling decoration of American Belleek pieces. (Pot 7" high).
130	BELLEEK: 4th Period. Henshall basket with 4 strands and decorated in pink, green and yellow. Ribbon with Belleek Co. Fermanagh and Ireland ribbon. 11" x 9".
131	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Pair Pierced Spills with ribbon rimmed vases delicately decorated. 3.5" high.
132	BELLEEK: Circa 1970. Square Basket, 4 strand with pink and turquoise colouring. 7" x 7".
133	BELLEEK: 1970s. Circular basket with 3 strands with purple handles and green and pink floral decoration. 6" diameter.
134	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Earthenware Sauce boat with ‘Dog Rose’ floral transfer.
135	BELLEEK: 6th Period green mark. Shell biscuit barrel with cob lustre. 7" high.
136	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Earthenware Dinner plate with ‘Dog Rose’ transfer print. Gilt rim. Diameter 10.5".
137	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Earthenware Soup bowl with ‘Dog Rose’ transfer. Gilt rim. 10.5".
138	BELLEEK: 2001. `Blue Ribbon` biscuit barrel. 5.5" high.
139	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Tridacna tray with pink edge. 16" x 14". Transitional period as impressed with 1st mark.
140	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Thorn pattern trinket box with registry of design mark. Impressed 1st mark and also reg. Mark no.10 in black. 3" high. 3" diameter
141	BELLEEK: 7th Period. Spider's Web plate, discontinued after a brief trial period. 11" diameter.
142	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Black stamp unique scallop shell with gilt shamrock. Made by Cyril Arnold for his wife. Signed "Cyril Arnold". Framed 6" x 6.5".
143	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware cream crock which is a good example of Belleek’s commercial earthenware production. 19" x 17".
144	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware salmon redd tray 15" x 10". These are examples of Belleek’s commercial production. Used in rivers and hatcheries to protect salmon eggs.
145	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Oval platter with gravy channel. Unusually large size for large roast dishes. 21.5" x 17.5"
146	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Hexagon cream jug. 3" high.
147	BELLEEK: 1st Period. `Gladstone` stoneware chamber pot with registry of design stamp. 4" high, 5" diameter. An unusual political piece from Belleek. This was a demonstration of how Gladstone was viewed by some people in Ireland at the time.
148	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Rathmore biscuit barrel. Very large piece at 6" high.
149	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Cauldron Shamrock decoration and inscribed "Lough Derg". Lough Derg has long been a place of Pilgrimage and the pottery responded to the demand for souvenirs like this from about 1870, when institutional wares were initially supplied.
150	COALISLAND: Very rare porcelain tree stump vase. 6" high. This piece shows the close connection there was to Belleek production and the tree shape may even have predated the Ivy Trunk Stump vase of Belleek.
151	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Impressed Belleek mark and stamp. Tea cup and saucer gilt handle and rim with delicate orange lining. Unrecorded item.
152	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Pair of "Belgian Hawkers". Each delicately coloured faces and stones on the base. Impressed mark and black stamp. 7" high.
153	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware part dinner service. Impressed harp/crown and first black stamp. Bearing the crest "Alta Petit" which is that of the Abercrombie family There is an Irvine family connection in Irvinestown Co. Fermanagh. It has also been ad
154	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Imperial Shell vase. Large shell on coral base. 8" high, 8" long, 7" wide.
155	BELLEEK: 1st Period. "Beetle Fly" Lucifer Striker. Transitional first to second period piece circa 1890. 5"long.
156	BELLEEK: 3rd Period.Coffee can and saucer. Gilt decoration on black background. 2" high.
157	BELLEEK: 5th. Covered Basket. Colourful decoration, typical of mid 1960s palette. 9" long, 7" wide.
158	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Covered Honey pot with Celtic strap work in pink and gilt. Designed by the Hungarian designer Madame Boroniuxz. 5.5" high, 4" diameter. This was produced in small qualities only.
159	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Bluebell Chain Teapot Stand. Blue stamp and impressed harp/crown.
160	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Triple Coral and Shell vase with green tint and coral handle. Rare. 9 ½ inches high.
161	BELLEEK: 1st Period "Echinus" Tray with fern moulding inside and the outer rim decorated in pink and gold. 18 X 14 ½ inches.
162	COALISLAND: Ulster Pottery Cup and Saucer in "Tridacna" pattern with pink tint. 3 inches high. As with all Coalisland this is a rare set.
163	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Teapot in "Tridacna" pattern.
164	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Covered Shell Butter Dish in scallop shell form with turquoise/blue coral decoration.
165	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Biscuit Barrel in the Shamrock Pattern. 6" high.
166	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Celtic Pattern Trio. From the original pattern by the Hungarian designer Madame Boroniuxz.
167	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Mixed Shamrock ware including a bread plate . 5 items in all.
168	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Cauldron Cream Jug on three legs.
169	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Pair of matched Basket Carriers. (approx 9" high).
170	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Tea Kettle in Echinus Pattern with turquoise embellishment.
171	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Green tinted Hexagon Dejeuner set. Composite set to include 6 cups, saucers, cream jug, sugar bowl, teapot and tray.
172	DONEGAL CHINA: Original oval mirror by Cyril Arnold. Yellow rose decoration in the manner of the Belleek mirrors. 17" X 14".
173	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Echinus lidded bowl supported by marine nymphs. This is an exceptionally rare piece, which is highly glazed and highlighted with delicate pastel colours. Recently exhibited in Fermanagh County Museum.
174	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Oval Platter in the Floral Convolvulus Pattern. The transfer painted and tinted. Unusually signed on reverse, ‘Michael Stephens July 6th 1877’. It has the impressed Harp and Crown mark.
175	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Bird Vase with floral/gilt decoration which displays a Worcester Japanese influence.
176	BELLEEK: 6th Period. 4 Strand Basket weave plate. 10 1/2 in diameter. (Minor cracks).
177	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Pink and gilt eggcup with 3rd Belleek under saucer. Both in the Ring handle pattern.
178	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. "Cardium" dish with turquoise and pink Coral and Shell decoration. 7" X 6".
179	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. High Lily Pattern Tea Set with gilded and pink decoration. Part service: 3 cups, saucers, plates, teapot, sugar, slop bowls and cream jug.
180	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Fluted "Stook Neck" or Wheat sheaf vase. 5 1/2" high. Example of Inter-usage in Manufacture with the Fluted vase used on top of a different base.
181	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Later version of the Fluted "Stook Neck" or Wheat sheaf vase. 5 1/2" high. Example of Inter-usage in Manufacture with the Fluted vase used on top of a different base.
182	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Fluted "Stook Neck" or Wheat sheaf vase which was used for the top section of the previous two vases.
183	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Painted small celery spill with tinted glazes. The colours have survived intact. Illustrated in Belleek in Context.
184	WORCESTER: Kerr and Binns 1852-1862. Hand painted dessert set of mainly water fowl named on the back of the pieces. 9 plates, one low comport and one high comport. Red-brown circular mark.
185	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Left handed Aberdeen Jug.
186	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. A Hexagon cup and saucer painted with shamrocks and signed by Allingham on the cup. A Nautilus Porcelain Hexagon example. Both illustrated in Belleek in Context.
187	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Unrecorded Vase. Probably an Early Exhibition Piece. Heavily decorated in "Flower and Spray" on both sides of the vase with a black and gilt Greek key rim.
188	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Holy Water Font called ‘Number 10’. 7" high.
189	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Harp decorated with Shamrocks. The moulding on earlier harps was much crisper. Height 9".
190	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Tree Stump with nesting bird and attendant mate. Exceptional Modelling. 13 1/2" high.
191	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Heart Basket with unusual flowered decorative rim. 7" X 7".
192	BELLEEK: Collector's Society. Irish Greyhound on Base. No. 192. 7" X 6".
193	BELLEEK: Modern. Pair of Millennium Vases with flower work in red and green. 11" high.
194	OTT and BREWER (AMERICAN BELLEEK): Stylish Jug with Lemon and Blossom with Gold Band. A good example of the type of painted work completed by the American potteries. Height 6", Diameter 5".
195	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Large Salad Bowl Footed. Painted by Professor H. Cooper (Professor of Ceramic Arts, Dublin) Signed and dated Dublin 1902 and bearing Monogram "L.R.S." This is a rare shape in itself and the painting adds to its appeal.
196	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Institute bread plate in pink and gilt. Designed by the Queen's Institute, Dublin for Belleek with the advice of W.H. Kerr formerly of Worcester.
197	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Two large earthenware platters. One 18 inches with the Ulster transfer and another 20 inches in a floral transfer.
198	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. A Shamrock muffin dish. Cover and Plate.
199	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Thorn basin with image of bird. Illustrated in Belleek in Context. First printed mark and two different printed registration marks.
200	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. A Lifford jug and a Cleary jug for Cork International Exhibition of 1902.
201	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Celtic ‘A’ spill. These were originally shapes for crested pieces but changed under the influence of Madame Boroniuxz.
202	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Large 'Pow`d Sugar' Container. Belleek stamp on both lid and base. Illustrated in Belleek in Context. 9 inches high
203	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Two large earthenware 'Thorn' platters. 18 inches wide.
204	BELLEEK: 1st Period and 2nd Period. Two earthenware soup plates for the Marquis of Donegal, 1st Period and Tirconell (Donegal) Mental Hospital, 2nd Period.
205	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Lidded Basket. Large size 12" X 8 1/2". (Lid shrinkage in firing).
206	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Basin, depicting Cuckoo and Butterflies with brown mark. 15" X 5 1/2". A rare piece.
207	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Scallop Shell Dish. Impressed mark with Black Stamp. Painted by Cyril Arnold in Turquoise/ Blue. Signed and framed. 7" X 7".
208	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Bust of Clytie.
209	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Exceptionally rare Leaf form "Salts" 2 1/2" across.
210	BELLEEK: 2001. "Belleek in Retrospect" Jardinière in Thorn Pattern. Diameter 7 1/2". Height 6"
211	BELLEEK: Modern gold mark 1980s. Tree Stump with Nesting Birds.
212	BELLEEK: 3rd Period. Horse and serpent. This is a magnificent use of Parian to depict a dramatic scene. It is partly highly glazed to create a dramatic impact.
213	LENNOX AMERICAN BELLEEK: Gilt and hand painted oval vase on stand. Decorated by Ida Lipton (Paiyas?). Height 4", length 12", width 4". An example of the painting that was completed on American Belleek.
214	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Earthenware Thorn Pattern in blue. Plate. 11" diameter.
215	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Rose Basket with blue handles in large Size. 11" diameter.
216	BELLEEK: 1st Period. A scarce Paperweight modelled as a "Spaniel on Cushion".
217	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. A pair of candlesticks with turquoise and gilt banding. Overall height 10". Some age crazing. These originated from Strabane Convent.
218	BELLEEK: 6th Period, Green stamp. Bust of Shakespeare 9" high. These are difficult to find despite their late production.
219	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Earthenware plate with Exotic Bird Pattern in cobalt blue.
220	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Fruit bowl with Gilt Strap work as designed by the Hungarian designer Madame Boroniuxz. Diameter 11" Minor Restoration.
221	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Scarce early earthenware Belleek jug with ‘Entwined Shamrock’ transfer on rim and body in brown, circa 1860. 7.5" high.
222	BELLEEK: 1st Period. An important 1st Belleek plaque (impressed mark) entitled "Puppy in Basket" painted by the famous Belleek decorator and basket maker Henshall. This is an excellent example of plaques that were made by workers at Belleek. Initialled "
223	BELLEEK: Melvinware. Rare earthenware plate decorated with large hedge rose in pink and green. An unusual example of their transfer applications looking for a wider market.
224	BELLEEK: 1980s. Collector's Society Wall Pockets.
225	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Convolvulus Basket. The weaving on this design was especially intricate. 9" diameter.
226	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Three small earthenware platters. All are in excellent condition. Japanese Pattern 13", Crested orange lined 13.5" and blue lined 12".
227	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Circular covered Basket heavily encrusted with Floral Decoration. Epitomising all that is Belleek in applied flower work! Diameter 8"
228	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Tridacna part service comprising of tray, teapot, cups and saucers (3). The tray is well glazed.
229	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Green stamp. Pair Belleek Swan cream jugs with pearl lustre.
230	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. "Princess" vase with applied flower decoration. 9" HIGH.
231	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Nautilus shell on coral base with Aquamarine colouring to coral. 9" high.
232	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Shamrock Cauldron pot. Decorated and bearing the title "Derry". This would have been a souvenir piece. 3.5" high
233	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Teapot Stand with large Centrally Positioned Stamp in Blue. This was among the first items to be produced to advertise the pottery. Framed. 6" diameter.
234	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Three 1st Period jugs comprising of Ivy jug, Lotus creamer and Cleary jug with pink handle.
235	Belleek: Collector's Society (International) Limited Edition Basket Weave Plate
236	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Grass Pattern Tea Kettle with Tea making instructions inside lid. These were applied to the lid on earlier produced teapots.
237	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Tulip Centre Piece in Large size. The large central open tulip surrounded by smaller tulips on a base of leaves and a moulded wickerwork basket
238	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Bacchanalian Vine Jug. Vine leaf and mask decoration. Magnificent Stamp. Glazed on inside but only highly glazed outside.9" high. These were among the earliest pieces of production when Armstrong was improving the stoneware body.
239	BELLEEK: 4 Lithophanes Mounted in Lampshade. St. Patrick’s Cathedral / Farm Girl and Goat / Irish Harpist / Girl with fish Barrel. Each Lithophane approx 9" X7".
240	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Unrecorded 2nd period 3 strand trefoil shamrock shaped basket with floral encrustation. The closely weaved body is very different from the usual ‘Shamrock’ basket. Width 5".
241	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Footed Lace pattern Cup and Saucer. 2 1/2" high.
242	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Flying Fish Vases with Pink Tint. 7 1/2" high.
243	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Kidney dish depicting the Factory with Harp/Crown impressed and Black stamp around mid 19th C. 5" X 8".
244	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Side plate with painted scene of Enniskillen Castle, Co. Fermanagh.
245	BELLEEK: 6th Period. Pineapple Scale Vase with Yellow, Green Blue colouring and Black Rim. 8" high.
246	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Hexagon Side Plate with hand painted floral decoration and signed on reverse "G.A. Johnston". Gertrude Johnson was painting on Belleek circa 1904. Gertrude Johnson was part of the second great period of painting on Belleek and this is typical of her work. Framed. Diameter 6".
247	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Hexagon Cup and Saucer painted and signed by S. Lloyd. Dated 1903. Apparently a student of Professor Cooper. See lot 195. Height 3". Another example of the type of painting that was completed during the second great period of painting on Belleek.
248	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Ring Handle Crested Cup and Saucer bearing the Crest of Cork City. It is unusual to have a Ring Handle pattern with a crest of a place.
249	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Earthenware Plate. Rare Knockninny Hotel Plate. This was made for a hotel on Lough Erne. See various inscriptions and additional notes. Framed. 10 1/2".
250	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Plaque with Impressed mark. Inscribed on back "Olenamo" by J.McDermot. Painted in Belleek in 1880. 12 1/2" diameter. Framed. Once again another plaque by one of the painters connected with Belleek.
251	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Plaque showing "Eagle Crag" after Rowbotham painted by E. Sheerin. Impressed Factory Marks and signed in red with title. Framed. Another very important plaque by the most famous of the painters at Belleek. Illustrated in Belleek in Context with marks.
252	BELLEEK: 2nd Period. Green tinted oval scallop edged dish. 11" X 8 1/2".
253	AMERICAN BELLEEK: Tureen with green transfer and Crown mark.
254	QUEEN'S INSTITUTE, DUBLIN, HERBERT COOPER: Hand painted part dessert service. A High comport, two low comports, seven plates. Hand marked in purple: Herbert Cooper, Queen's Institute, Dublin with Shamrock in purple. Four plates not marked. Some illustrated in Belleek in Context. The Queen’s Institute School of Porcelain Painting was set up by W.H. Kerr and Cooper in the late 1860s and were commissioned by Belleek to design the Institute Pattern teaware.
255	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Large Henshall's Basket with a variety of well defined and glazed flowers and shamrock.
256	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Two jugs comprising of Nautilus jug with Orange handle and Flying fish jug. Both illustrated in Belleek in Context.
257	BELLEEK: 1st Period. 'Japanese' bedroom set comprising of ewer, chamber pot and basin. This transfer set is fully hand coloured. Various marks underneath such as impressed Belleek mark, registration mark. Pattern name and harp and crown. Part illustrated in Belleek in Context.
258	BELLEEK: MELVINWARE. Transfer printed earthenware ewer and a plate with blue band. Part illustrated in Belleek in Context.
259	BELLEEK: 1st Period. The Swann painted cabaret set. This shows birds in their natural habitat and has been described by M.A. Jenks as equal in quality to any Meissen, Sevres, or Chelsea sets. Tray, teapot, cream, sugar, 2 cups and saucers. The tray signed by E.W. Swann in painting. Marked with Black 1st stamp. Circa 1863-1865. Illustrated and discussed in "Belleek in Context." The most important cabaret set made in bone china commissioned by Armstrong in the very early years. The tray has a firing fault.
260	Belleek: 2nd Period. Bamboo Teapot.
261	BELLEEK: 1st Period. An extensive Dinner Service in the ‘Shamrock Wreaths and Ribbons’ transfer. This transfer and colour was used in the early years of production as can be seen from the well defined 1st Period Belleek marks. Special commission for Armstrong or Exhibition. 39 pieces. 12 dinner plates, tureen, 2 vegetable dishes, side plate, 7 tea plates, small tureen ladle, 7 side plates, 2 small serving etc.
262	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Terrier on Cushion. Exceptionally rare desk piece. Probably made especially for Armstrong's wife.
263	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Henshall Basket. Large. Superb example of basket making and floral work.
264	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Spice "Spoons" in Mussel Shell form. Exceptionally rare and delicate. Only a few of these seem to have survived due to their size.
265	CYRIL ARNOLD: Watercolour on Board. Daffodil Study and signed. Arnold’s painting of flowers was especially fine.
266	CYRIL ARNOLD: Framed Still Life with Flowers and signed. Another very fine rendering of a floral motif.
267	CYRIL ARNOLD: Painting of Belleek Pottery and Manager's residence circa 1940 with additional notes. This is a very interesting painting of where Arnold spent his working life.
268	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Unrecorded Centrepiece by Henshall, the Master Modeller who created the Henshall basket. Height 13". Depth 13". This is an excellent example of his work and clearly shows his work on individual pieces.
269	BELLEEK: 1st Period. Minstrel comport Centrepiece. Pierced basket surmounted on Musical Putti on scroll base. Height 13", Width 14", Depth 12". Another excellent example of first period Belleek. This is number 1 in the Belleek Pottery Catalogue.
270	Belleek: "Prisoner of Love" Largest Figure made by Belleek. The piece is based on an original by G. Fontana where the maiden is held captive by flowers. This Article was detailed by Cyril Arnold and is from his personal collection.
271	Belleek: 1st Period. Figure of Erin. Designed by William Boyden Kirk. Discovered on Friday 20th April 2007 in a solicitor's vault, where it has been for the last 70 years. Now included as a late addition to the sale.