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Belleek Willets Pitcher Set

By cpepmiller, 6 July, 2009
Description

It is white with green vines and I think lemons. It has a gold dragon as a handle. The cups have a glaze inside of them. I think it might be considered a cocoa set.

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
porcelain?
Distinguishing marks
Belleek Willets with a snake in the middle
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
1 pitcher, 1 tray, 6 cups
Date Period
1880?
History
My grandmother gave the set to me. I'm sure it was given to her by her mother.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
Gift
For Sale?
No
Photos

cpepmiller

15 years 12 months ago

Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set

Doesn't anyone have a comment??? Please help....

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regularfella2

15 years 12 months ago

In reply to Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set by cpepmiller

Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set

Could you please post image(s) of the hallmark ?

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cpepmiller

15 years 12 months ago

In reply to Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set by regularfella2

Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set

Thats off the pitcher...the tray has another mark on it...I'll work on gettin that one up..thanks!!

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cpepmiller

15 years 11 months ago

In reply to Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set by cpepmiller

Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set

Anyone that could help I'd greatly appreciate it!!

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kathyBeh

15 years 11 months ago

In reply to Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set by cpepmiller

Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set

Three brothers, Joseph, Daniel, and Edmund Willets founded Willets Manufacturing Company of Trenton, New Jersey, the company was in business from 1879 until at least 1909. Willets began making Belleek in 1887. Its successor, New Jersey China Pottery Co., made Belleek marked with the Willets name until c.1914. Willets also made white ware that was decorated by others.

This appears to be a tankard. The red, brown, or black marks may be found on factory decorated pieces, but the brown and black marks also appear on non-factory decorated objects. If it is hand painted and signed by the artist it is worth more. The handle is a Serpent.

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cpepmiller

15 years 11 months ago

In reply to Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set by kathyBeh

Re: Belleek Willets Pitcher Set

Thanks so much for the info!! Do you have any idea what it might be worth??

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