Belleek ireland
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To celebrate 150 years of belleek ireland inbuyer collect or plus p&p read morein perfect condition
12 €
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Soap dish made to celebrate 150 years of belleek ireland in , perfect conditionbuyer collect or plus p&p
18 €
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Soap dish made to celebrate 150 years of belleek ireland in , perfect conditionbuyer collect or plus p&pinterested? make an offer
14 €
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To celebrate 150 years of belleek ireland ininterested? make an offerin perfect condition
14 €
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BĂ©autiful shell shaped / scalloped edge,cream and pink irish ireland belleek bowlin perfect condition
10 €
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It is 10 cm high and has the belleek stamp underneaththe belleek milk jug is mainly off white in colour but has green shamrocks on two sides and a brown handlebuyer can collect or i will send if buyer is willing to pay for the cost of sendingit is in good condition
20 €
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Oxfam shop lancaster this lovely vintage belleek vase is 3rd mark, meaning it was made between as seen on their official website -Â https://wwwcom/en/gb/date-your-belleek/cc-22see oxfam website for delivery information read moreit is in good condition with light discoloration on the bottom and some dust inside, but otherwise clean and brightaspx it is modelled as a tree trunk with two branches and is hand painted with shamrocks
60 €
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Cream belleek lamp and suede shade for salein excellent condition
30 €
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belleek shamrock fruit bowl measuring approximately 14 cm high x 23 cm in diameter, in good condition, no chips or cracks
18 €
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belleek fine parian china lidded daisy trinket box in perfect conditionthe box is however, not in perfect conditionhand painted shamrock design9 cms high x 7 cms sidenever taken out of the box
18 €
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A lovely clock from belleek donegal, sincesimple dots for numbersoxfam shop tooting in excellent condition, as new in boxsee oxfam website for delivery information read moremeasures: 16 cm wide x 26can either be hung on a wall or stands up
14 €
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Oxfam shop helmsley belleek cream and sugarlovely irish cream waresugar bowl 3" diameter at rimsee oxfam website for delivery information read morecream jug 3" high
24 €
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Oxfam shop truro belleek porcilaine stand photo frame with glass to protect photo and 2 way standsee oxfam website for delivery information read more no chips or cracks overall size 9marks on the back as shown in the photo
19 €
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Lovely simple style belleek living flared vaseheight 15” like new
10 €
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Brand new unopened belleek living 13 piece tea set with stand1 tea pot, 6 mugs, 6 tea plates with storage stand porcelain & bamboo read more
35 €
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Dinner set - 16 piece - mocha stoneware (brand: belleek living)dishwasher & microwave safeÂŁ - collection onlyfrom a smoke free homeonly selling now due to a change of colour scheme throughout the kitchenexcellent condition / like new (little use)this is in really excellent condition and has had little use as was not our every day set but some use every now and then
35 €
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With pictures by one of ireland's most acclaimed photographers, and written by a highly respected authority on ireland's ancient monuments, ancient ireland is a lavish, fascinating, essential guide to the country's finest archaeological and architectural siteshardback with dust jacket in very good conditionoxfam books & music fareham ancient ireland- from prehistory to the middle ages by jacqueline o'brien and peter harbisonsee oxfam website for delivery information read moreex-library copy with usual stampsthis is the only book which comprehensively covers in text and captivating colour photographs ireland's heritage of prehistoric and medieval buildings up tofollowing her highly successful 'great irish houses and castles ' and 'dublin: a grand tour', jacqueline o'brien has taken over 300 spectacular colour photographs and has invited dr peter harbison, one of ireland's most distinguished archaeologists, to collaborate with her on a magnificent book chronicling the glories of ireland's ancient pastpublished by george weidenfeld & nicolson ltd in
6 €
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Samuel ireland () was an english engraver and writertherefore, apart from some illustrations produced by ireland himself (signed “si”), apostool made most of the illustrations in the bookpartly because of his preference for aquatint, ireland appealed to the amsterdam painter cornelis apostool () who was known as a master of aquatintsamuel ireland initially wanted to etch each image himself but eventually abandoned this idea for fear that he might not be good enough, but also because he now preferred aquatints\tamsterdam and bridge across the amstel 19\tentrance to delft from rotterdam 8the preface describes that the mapping of the coastal landscape was the primary purpose of the journey to the low countriesthe title page - which is cut a bit short at the top - of this first volume shows an image of a couple in front of an innthere is a sign with a swan and a smoking man sitting at a tableplease click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki website\tentrance to the hague from delft 10\tentrance to leyden 13\tryswick, near the hague 9\tthe house where wouvermans resided, on the bakenessegragt, haarlem 18\tstatue of erasmus, and house in which he was born 6the report of this journey was first published in in two volumes, of which this is the first volumecatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally available\tde zwaan-ferry, on the maes, near gorcum 26the spine has been professionally replaced and it has a new letter pieceeach image comes with a protective sheet of paperthe endpapers show the ex-libris of “estcourt library” and the ex-libris of “wican free public library” (see photos)in this way, it is possible to create more even surfaces instead of having to mark them all with linesthe background shows a busy harbour and a lighthouseegerton, whitehall - cm - (xvi) 213 (excl\thalf-way house, between leyden and haerlem 15i” in pencil and there is a library stamp (see photos)\tvillage of broek in north holland 21our weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any store\tthe briel, across the maes 4\tscheveningen 11\tdordrecht or dort 7first volume of the first edition of the beautiful report of a journey through holland, with beautiful aquatint images of dutch cities and landscapes a picturesque tour through holland, brabant and part of france made in the autumn of illustrated with copper plates in aqua tinta from drawings made on the spot by samuel ireland, “ipse oculis perlustravit” liv\tcrossing the maes from gorcum 27\tthe canal called de heere gragt, amsterdam 20images) condition: goodthe logo of the wican free public library has been inconspicuously blind-stamped to several pages in the book (see photos)there are age spots throughout the book (see photos), but the bookblock is otherwise clean and firmly boundfurthermore, these images are included in the book (see photos): 1\tview from the entrance to harwich 2\thouse where peter the great resided at saardam, in north holland 23incidentally, apostool later in his career also worked as a diplomat and was eventually appointed as the first director of what would eventually become the amsterdam rijksmuseum\thouse in the wood, near the hague 12\tthe canal, called de oude rhyn, leyden 14this is a variant of traditional etching\tdresses of the north hollanders 22hope's villa, near haarlem 17\tferry-house at viannen, crossing the rhine, between utrecht and gorcum 25\trotterdam from kattendregt-ferry across the maes 5are you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawiki\tbergen op zoom read morelondon: may 1st printed for t\twater-gate, utrecht, and the dom tower 24\tentrance to the harbour at helvoet sluys 3\thaerlem from amsterdam road 16on verso title page it says “jthe first free leaf says in old handwriting “cat bought december h(?)” and in pencil it the yearinstead of using a needle to apply lines in a varnish layer on an etching plate, a resin layer is used in aquatints
73 €
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The third volume opens with a character study of early modern ireland and a panoramic survey of ireland in , followed by twelve chapters of narrative historymoody, a new history of ireland is harvesting of modern scholarship on irish history from the earliest times to the presenttwo surveys, 'land and people', coxfam bookshop newport bl reissued with a comprehensive and up-to-date bibliographical supplementthere are stickers on the title page, endpapers, and stamps on the text blockplanned and established by the late tthere are further chapters on the economy, the coinage, languages and literature, and the irish abroad the dust jacket is in good condition with minor sun fade to the spinesee oxfam website for delivery information read morewithdrawn ex-library with all the usual markingsthe book itself has grey covered boards and gilt letteringthere will be ten volumes, six of which have been published to datehowever, this is a good clean copy with no notes or highlighting throughout
29 €
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Celtic thunder / kerr, barry / orchestra of ireland - macushla 2:46celtic thunder / kerr, barry / orchestra of ireland - an irish lullaby 3:35celtic thunder / kerr, barry / orchestra of ireland - my cavan girl 4:04
9 €
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Oxfam bookshop newport this ten-volume series covers the history of ireland from earliest times to the presentfurther chapters cover the economy, legal developments, literature in english, education, administration and the public service, and emigration, ending with a study of ireland inthe present volume opens with a character study of the period, followed by twenty chapters of narrative history, with a survey of 'land and people, c 'there are stickers on the title page, endpapers, and stamps on the text block the dust jacket is in good condition with minor sun fade to the spinerepresenting a harvesting of modern scholarship on the subject, its contributors are mainly historians, but include historical geographers and specialists in other related disciplines such as languages and literature, the visual arts, and musicsee oxfam website for delivery information read morewithdrawn ex-library with all the usual markingsthe book itself has grey covered boards and gilt letteringhowever, this is a good clean copy with no notes or highlighting throughout
48 €
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We're not even agreed on whether we call it the belfast agreement or the good friday agreement, or both! as this book goes to press in , northern ireland (or is it the north of ireland) is still 'emerging'Â from thirty years of violence known commonly as the 'troubles'Â but its peace process is 'stuck,'Â at an 'impasse'we have seen come and go the proposals of eames-bradley (), haas-o'sullivan (), the stormont house agreement (), and the fresh start agreement ()now we have the results of a public consultation by the british government on 'addressing the legacy of northern ireland's past'Â ()oxfam bookshop victoria here's the problempromised measures for dealing with the legacy of the conflict have not been implementedtwenty-one years on from the international treaty made in between the british and irish governments, the 'problem'Â it was meant to settle is still highly conflicted (not calm)see oxfam website for delivery information read morein as new conditionthe powersharing executive and assembly, which collapsed in january , is still suspendedare we 'dealing with'Â the past, or just 'addressing' it? paperback in as new condition with some light shelf wear
15 €
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Pick up only brand new fai ireland football beach towel great item to show support to the international teams of ireland read more
5 €
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One gaa ireland side zip top aged 9-10 years one gaa tg4 ireland football jersey aged 7-8 years not much difference in sizehe is quite tall for his agesold together for ÂŁ20in excellent conditionmy son wore both until he was 9
20 €
