Bud Vase, Royal Tara, Irish Blossom, Bone China, Vintage

• Pattern: Irish Blossom
• Made in Galway, Ireland
• Vintage: 1980's
• Details:  A really special vase and a fine gift for any occasion.  This Bud Vase by Royal Tara is a stunning piece of bone china, crafted in Ireland. Its vintage Irish Blossom pattern adds a touch of traditional beauty that will make any room look more elegant.  Perfect for any home décor.  Not only the pretty purple pastel flowers, but this has a gorgeous shape and slightly ruffled border. The pattern is on both sides and it's rimmed in gold.  Adding the fact that it's handmade and bone china, the highest quality ceramic and very durable, all adds up to a very special piece.  This vase is part of a dinnerware and giftware collection from Royal Tara which included everything from plates, cups and teapots to vases, trinket boxes and biscuit jars.  It is stamped on the bottom: "Hand Made in Galway, Royal Tara Fine Bone China, Ireland".  Beautiful home decor.  
• Material: Bone China
• Dimensions:  6.5 inches Tall, approx. 2.5 inches in Diameter (at its widest point). Top opening is 1.25 inches in Diameter and Foot is 2.25 inches in Diameter.
• Condition:  Vintage - Used.  Very Good Condition. There is a tiny black mark towards the foot of this vase, photographed for you.  Otherwise, there are no issues with this piece.  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  Please remember these are VINTAGE and ANTIQUE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.  

Royal Tara started manufacturing Fine Bone China in Galway, Ireland in 1953.  They produced some of the finest china in Ireland, many of their patterns became collectibles.  Family run for almost 50 years, they always maintained a strong emphasis on hand crafted items that were original and practical.  Unfortunately Royal Tara closed in 2000.  However, they continue to design china patterns for Clara Ceramics and Islandcraft, but they're no longer made in Ireland.