Belleek
a fragile irish porcelain with a bright l-ster.
historical examples
encyclopaedia britannica, 11th edition, volume 10, slice 3 various
romantic ireland; volume 1/2 m.f and b. mcm. mansfield
a tour in ireland arthur young
penelope’s irish experiences kate douglas wiggin
ireland as it is robert john buckley (aka r.j.b.)
noun
trademark
a kind of thin fragile porcelain with a l-strous glaze
(as modifier): a belleek vase
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