Balleek
6 teacups and saucers, bud vase, butter dish and more--green mark with words Co.Fermanagh Ireland and a second green mark below with words Decanta in Eireann and no. 11837(I think). There is also a separate snail pattern item
my wife's aunt--given to her about 30 years ago
Inherited
Yes
Hello Kenneth,
Greetings and thank you for calling upon the experts at Mearto to evaluate your wife's Belleek porcelain service. I look forward to assisting you but must request that you upload a few images of the service as well as an image of one of the back-stamps so that I can provide you with an accurate evaluation.
Sincerely,
Erin-Marie Wallace MA, AU
Dear Kenneth.
Greetings and good evening, thank you for updating your listing with images of the pieces of Belleek porcelain in your wife's collection and back-stamp. As you likely know, the 'green stamp' is considered the 5th mark and denotes your pieces were made between 1955 and 1965.
The values of porcelain rely heavily on condition, so I will assume that each piece is free from chips and cracks. Let's see here... the 'Aberdeen Cottage' Butter/Cheese dish in the shape of a log cabin would sell at auction for $30 -$35. The tea pot, cups, saucer, cream pitcher and open sugar bowl, all with the shamrock motif between $60 and $75. The vases and shell pitcher between $10 and $15 each.
So, in total that brings the family collection up to $100USD to $125USD for the group. If you have any follow-up questions do let me know.
Sincerely,
Erin-Marie
trying to get you a better picture of the back--