Belleek
Canister / Biscuit Jar, Belleek Pottery New Shell Pink, Parian China, Ireland, 2001
Canister / Biscuit Jar, Belleek Pottery New Shell Pink, Parian China, Ireland, 2001
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Few Irish potteries carry the pedigree of Belleek — and this biscuit jar wears that heritage beautifully.
- Maker: Belleek Pottery
- Materials: Parian china (porcelain)
- Dimensions: 7 inches tall (with lid), 5.25 inches diameter
- Origin: Made in Ireland
- Era: 2001–2006
- Condition: Excellent; no cracks, chips, or scratches; gold rim intact. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Pink sea shells and white coral wrap the jar's body, with the lid topped by a single conch shell handle — part of Belleek's New Shell Pink line, prized for capturing coastal motifs in delicate Parian china.
A lovely piece for a tea party, coastal-styled kitchen, or summer display.
Belleek Pottery was established in 1858 in Ireland by John Caldwell Bloomfield and partners Robert Williams Armstrong and David McBirney, trading as Belleek Pottery Works Company from 1884. Having survived two world wars and several changes in ownership — the most recent in 1990, when George G. Moore became owner — the company remains one of Ireland's most storied potteries, best known for its delicate, translucent Parian porcelain.
A wonderful gift for any Belleek collector. Browse our shop for more vintage china and canisters to round out your collection.
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