A four-piece collection of Belleek Parian porcelain in the Shamrock pattern. The group includes a teapot with a matching lid, a large pitcher, and a teacup with a matching saucer. Each piece is constructed from thin, translucent porcelain featuring a molded basketweave texture and hand-painted green shamrock sprigs. The pieces are accented with stylized branch-form handles finished with brown tinting. The interiors of the pitcher and cup, as well as the center of the saucer, are decorated with a pale yellow pearlescent luster glaze. The pieces in this group originate from two different production periods. The teapot and pitcher bear the third black mark on the base, which features a crest with a wolf, tower, and harp, with banners reading Belleek Fermanagh Ireland and a circular medallion reading Deanta In Eirinn Reg No 0857, dating these items to approximately 1926 through 1946. The teacup and saucer bear the sixth mark (third green mark) on the base, which includes the same crest under a circled R, with banners reading Belleek Ireland and a similar circular medallion, dating these items to approximately 1965 through 1980. Teapot: 6 inches in height Pitcher: 6.5 inches in height Teacup: 2.5 inches in height Saucer: 5.5 inches in diameter. Overall very good condition. Well preserved luster on all pieces. Pieces show minor surface and shelf wear, primarily on the unglazed foot rings. Occasional small brown firing specks are present in the glaze, which is typical for the manufacturing process of the period. No chips, cracks, or professional repairs are observed.