Celebrate the Irish with this "Irish Blessing" angel figurine holding a harp in her arms. Proving her worthiness of the culture, she is surrounded by vibrant green and gold colors throughout the design, including the skirt, which is patterned with the celtic knot.

This napkin holder holds luncheon size napkins. It measures approximately 8 by 8 inches and is 3 inches tall. It is made of glazed and fired ceramic and comes in a creamy white color. It has an airy, lace-like quality reminiscent of Belleek style Irish porcelain.

This ceramic serving dish is imprinted with the Irish Blessing. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Comes with a metal stand. Imported. 10 x 1/2" dia. Boxed.

This fifth book in the authors' popular World of Wade series features highly collectible ceramic products made by the Irish Wade pottery from the early 1950s through 1990. Over 540 color photographs depict extensive giftware lines, including tankards, tableware, decanters, ashtrays, miscellaneous giftware, and the highly collectible leprechauns, fairy folk, and Irish Song Figures...

Paul Johnson, the celebrated historian, grew up in Tunstall, one of the six towns around Stoke-on-Trent that made up the Potteries'. From an early age he was fascinated by the strange beauty of its volcanic landscape of fiery furnaces belching out heat and smoke...

Belleek pottery became world-famous in the 19th century, and with hundreds of beautifully produced color photographs, this extensive book covers every important aspect of the work of the pottery since its establishment in 1857.