Irish Pottery
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Belleek Celtic Mugs
Was €78,95
Now €32,95
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Belleek Christmas Sheep Ornament
Was
Now €32,95
Belleek I've Got Irish Roots Mug
Was €52,95
Now €41,95
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Belleek Aran Sweater Ornament
Was
Now €32,95
Savings Bundle
Belleek Celtic Mugs Bundle x 4
Was €153,90
Now €47,97
Belleek Claddagh Mugs Set of 2
Was €78,95
Now €32,95
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Belleek Irish Stout Tankard Ornament
Was
Now €32,95
Belleek Shamrock Sweet Dish
Was
Now €59,95
Himself & Herself Mugs with Hand Painted Shamrocks
Was
Now €70,95
Savings Bundle
Belleek Celtic Mugs Bundle x 6
Was €230,85
Now €69,79
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Belleek Quiet Man Cottage
Was
Now €43,95
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Belleek Irish Angel Ornament
Was
Now €32,95
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Belleek Irish Blessing Mug
Was
Now €23,95
Belleek Irish Blessing Hanging Ornament
Was
Now €41,95
Personalize
Personalized Belleek Claddagh Mugs
Was €90,95
Now €38,95
Belleek Shamrock Ring Holder
Was
Now €48,95
Belleek Angel of Protection
Was
Now €65,95
Belleek Set of 4 Shamrock Vases
Was
Now €108,95
Shannonbridge Shamrock Mugs x 2
Was
Now €21,95
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Belleek Himself Mug
Was €38,95
Now €26,95
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Belleek Herself Mug
Was €38,95
Now €26,95
Belleek Dad Mug
Was
Now €32,95
Irish Pottery
Feast your eyes on The Irish Store’s stunning collection of Irish pottery, from Belleek Celtic Mugs to fine porcelain Irish ornaments and our bestselling Belleek Irish Blessing Hanging Ornament. Whatever the occasion, you’ll find the perfect gift in our wide-ranging collection of Irish pottery. Gifts of distinction from Ireland to be cherished.
Frequently Asked Questions About Irish Pottery
What is the history of Irish Pottery?
The Neolithic period (4,500 to 2,500 B.C.) gave us our first pieces of pottery. These would have been basic handmade pots with no decoration, fired in pits and bonfires. The Normans introduced the potter’s wheel to Ireland in the 13th century. Today the craft of Irish pottery is more popular than ever.
What is the most popular Irish Pottery?
Belleek China Pottery is Ireland’s best known pottery maker. The company was established in 1857 in County Fermanagh. They produce in the region of 100,000 pieces of pottery each year. Each piece is meticulously crafted, passing through no less than 16 pairs of hands until it reaches its final perfect form.
