VINTAGE BELLEEK BLACK MARK TEA SERVICE

Comprising six cups and saucers, creamer, salt shaker, tea pot, mustard pot missing lid and sugar bowl.

* A Belleek Echinus Tea Service first black mark (1863-1891) comprising a teapot, creamer, sugar, two cups and two saucers; 7 items total. Width of teapot 9 1/2 inches. Estimate $1,000-2,000 Property

* An Assembled Belleek Neptune Tea Service second black mark through seventh gold mark (1891-1993) comprising four teapots of various sizes, a creamer, five bowls and eight cups; 18 items total. Width

In the Tridacna pattern, comprised of a teapot, sugar and creamer, a serving dish, six cups and six saucers, all with pink trim. Together with five other green mark table objects. H: 6 in., W: 8 in.,

* An Assembled Belleek Basketweave Shamrock Tea Service second black mark through seventh gold mark (1891-1993) comprising a teapot, creamer, sugar, 3 bowls, 4 cups, 5 saucers, 5 plates, a tray, 2 pit

* A Belleek Basketweave Shamrock Tea Service second black mark (1891-1926) comprising a teapot, creamer, sugar, five saucers and three cups; 11 items total. Width of teapot 8 inches. Estimate $150-250

(lot of 15) Belleek Neptune porcelain shell form tea service, second black mark, comprising a tray, teapot, (9) saucers, with (5) cups, second black shell form bowl, and fourth mark creamer with sugar

Shamrock on basketweave design, includes teapot, creamer, sugar, 4 cups and 3 saucers, scarcer old black mark.

Clover, shell, etc.; assembled; green, brown, blue, (1) black mark; most of clover is brown marks, saucers green marks; normal wear; G-VG

Irish, late 19th - early 20th Century. "Black" mark, circa 1863-1946. The group includes six tea cups, two small pitchers, two heart dishes, one scalloped bowl, two dinner plates, two double-handle se

Irish, late 19th - early 20th Century. "Black" mark, circa 1863 - 1946. The group includes four star dishes, two tea cups, six leaf dishes, eight medium plates, and four saucers.

GROUP OF EARLY BELLEEK PARIAN PORCELAIN. Irish, late 19th - early 20th Century. "Black" mark, circa 1863 - 1946. The group includes 10 medium plates, 10 saucers, three tea cups, one small pitcher, two

GROUP OF EARLY BELLEEK PARIAN PORCELAIN. Irish, late 19th - early 20th Century. "Black" mark, circa 1863 - 1946. The group includes two small pitchers, one sugar bowl, five tea cups, two heart dishes,

set with teapot, cream, sugar, 11 1/2" two handled cake plate, 8 - 8 1/4" plates, 2 cups, 8 saucers

Irish Belleek tea and luncheon set having raised and textured basket weave design with traditional green Irish shamrock leaves and root effect handles. Set includes approximately 28 pieces to include:

Limpet tall tea pot with pink highlights, 3rd black mark, 9' long.

A DeJeuner set plus a tea kettle, all are signed for the 2nd black mark period 1891 - 1926. The selection includes the standard DeJeuner arrangement of teapot, creamer, sugar, two cup saucer sets and

Tea pot, cream and sugar in Shamrock pattern with basket weave background. Ht. of tea pot 16 cm. (6.25 in.) Total approx. weight 900 g.

These are nice pieces of Belleek produced from 1926-1946. The registry mark on the bottom was issued in 1884 but was only used starting in 1926. This lot is for two cache pots with applied roses and a

Tea Set Marked Irish Belleek (Black Mark), Shell Mold, Cream And Pink Tones, Set Includes (1) 5.5" x 8.25" Teapot, (1) Creamer & Sugar Set, (2) Cups And Saucers, Van And Karen Turner Collection.

Tea Pot Marked Irish Belleek Black Mark, 4" x 8.25", Basketweave And Shamrock Design, Fred Zumthurn Collection.

Including a 2nd black mark pink bow cream pitcher, a yellow grass mug with 6th green mark, a 6th mark flower pot, and a 6th mark Rock spill vase, tallest 3 1/2" ht.

Set of 5 vintage Belleek Irish teacup, creamer, milk jug and sugar bowls. Four pieces are stamped with the green marks dating them from 1946 to 1955, the plate is stamped with black marks. All in exce

* A Belleek Chinese Tea Service belleek collector's society mark comprising a teapot, creamer and sugar. Width of teapot 9 1/2 inches. Estimate $100-200 Property from the Collection of Margaret Powers