Pretty Irish Belleek Vase, Vintage Aberdeen Ewer with Applied Flowers, 1960-85

Pretty Irish Belleek Vase, Vintage Aberdeen Ewer with Applied Flowers, 1960's Floral from Ireland, Porcelain Pitcher Rose/Shamrock/Floral Vintage Belleek Porcelain Vase or Small Pitcher This Belleek floral vase is in the Aberdeen pattern with delicate flowers and green foliage. It stands almost 6" high and is in good condition with no chips or cracks. On underside, it has the 6th Belleek mark (3rd green mark) which dates this piece between 1965-1980. Belleek china is the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Ireland. Beginning in 1857, in the village of Belleek in County Fermanagh, estate owner John Caldwell Bloomfield reacted to a devastating famine by starting an earthenware manufacturing company as a way to employ the surrounding residents during one of Ireland's darkest times. Since then, it has grown to become one of the most famous potteries in the world. Collectors treasure the delicate pottery and traditional Irish designs. Measures approximately 5 3/4" tall to highest point on handle Excellent condition with no chips or cracks