A luminous treasure from Ireland’s porcelain tradition — this pair of Belleek shell rose planters was hand-crafted in County Fermanagh, Ireland, and bears the 3rd Black Mark (1926–1946). This earlier mark makes them especially collectible among Belleek enthusiasts.
Each planter glows with Belleek’s signature ivory Parian porcelain, delicately pearlized and translucent when held to the light. Their swirling shell forms rise into dramatic scalloped rims, while hand-applied roses, buds, and textured leaves adorn the sides with exquisite detail.
Highlights
- Genuine Belleek Ireland, 3rd Black Mark (1926–1946)
- Shell swirl body with ruffled rim
- Applied porcelain roses, buds, and foliage
- Classic ivory pearlized Parian porcelain finish
- Mint antique condition – exceptionally preserved for its age
- Can be sold as a pair or individually upon request
***AI was used in the thumbnail photo to demonstrate how the piece will look in a room. There may be slight variations.
Measurements (each planter):
- Height: 3.50 inches
- Diameter: 4.25 inches
Condition
Both planters are in excellent / mint antique condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. The delicate florals remain beautifully intact, which is rare for applied Belleek pieces of this age.
Why Collectors Love These
Belleek porcelain has been cherished since 1857 for its light, luminous quality and meticulous hand-applied detail. The 3rd Black Mark era (1926–1946) represents early 20th-century Belleek production, making this pair not only decorative but also highly collectible.
