Lot 873

An Assembled Belleek Shamrock Shell Tea Service Width of teapot 8 inches.

SECOND BLACK MARK THROUGH SEVENTH GOLD MARK (1891-1993)

Status:

Closed

Estimate: $400 - $600

Estimate$400 – $600

Status

Closed

An Assembled Belleek Shamrock Shell Tea Service Width of teapot 8 inches.

SECOND BLACK MARK THROUGH SEVENTH GOLD MARK (1891-1993)

comprising a teapot, seven plates, two creamers, a sugar, three bowls, a pitcher, twelve teacups of two sizes and eleven saucers, together with a similar unmarked saucer; 39 items total.

Width of teapot 8 inches.

Property from the Collection of Margaret Powers, Westmont, Illinois

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Lot 873

An Assembled Belleek Shamrock Shell Tea Service Width of teapot 8 inches.

SECOND BLACK MARK THROUGH SEVENTH GOLD MARK (1891-1993)

Status:

Closed

Estimate: $400 - $600

Estimate$400 – $600

Status

Closed

An Assembled Belleek Shamrock Shell Tea Service Width of teapot 8 inches.

SECOND BLACK MARK THROUGH SEVENTH GOLD MARK (1891-1993)

comprising a teapot, seven plates, two creamers, a sugar, three bowls, a pitcher, twelve teacups of two sizes and eleven saucers, together with a similar unmarked saucer; 39 items total.

Width of teapot 8 inches.

Property from the Collection of Margaret Powers, Westmont, Illinois

Fine Furniture and Decorative Arts

An Assembled Belleek Shamrock Shell Tea Service Width of teapot 8 inches.

SECOND BLACK MARK THROUGH SEVENTH GOLD MARK (1891-1993)

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An Assembled Belleek Shamrock Shell Tea Service Width of teapot 8 inches.

SECOND BLACK MARK THROUGH SEVENTH GOLD MARK (1891-1993)