Belleek Elegant Swan Creamer with Dark Head 5th Mark (1955–1965)

£55.00

Beautiful. Elegant. Immaculate. The perfect swan.

Can you imagine having such a beautiful piece on your table during afternoon tea? It instantly elevates the moment — refined, special, a little magical. And if you’d prefer not to use such a delicate vintage treasure, it will look stunning wherever you choose to display it. A true conversation starter either way.

Educative Window: Belleek is a renowned Irish porcelain manufacturer, famous for its Parian porcelain—thin, translucent, and beautifully luminous. Newer pieces do not hold the same appeal or value as these older marks, especially when they survive in such extraordinary condition. Belleek themselves list this design as a creamer, despite there being no known matching sugar bowl, making it a quirky little collector’s gem.

Material: Parian porcelain (Belleek’s signature luminous porcelain)
Colour: White/cream with gold rim, gold decoration around the neck, grey-toned head and orange beak
Size: Please refer to the last photo
Condition: Immaculate inside and out — no marks, cracks or chips. Please refer to photos for full details.
Mark: 5th Belleek mark (1955–1965)

All our items are pre-loved and may show gentle signs of wear that only add to their charm. Any notable imperfections are clearly described and reflected in the price. Each piece has been carefully chosen for its beauty and uniqueness — and truly deserves a chance to shine once again.

We have a 14-day return policy, which means you have 14 days after receiving your item to request a return. We do not offer exchanges, as every piece is unique and we only hold one of each item.

Please refer to our Return & Refund Policy for full details. If anything is unclear, please don’t hesitate to get in touch — we’re always happy to help!

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Estimated delivery between December 27 and December 29.

Belleek Elegant Swan Creamer with Dark Head 5th Mark (1955–1965)

£55.00