Fear an Eich Hebridean Pottery Isle Of Lewis Marbled Canister - Rare - 1979-1990

Fear an Eich Hebridean Pottery Isle Of Lewis Marbled Canister - Rare - 1979-1990 (image 1/[null, null, null, null])
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Beautiful marbled ceramic jar with wooden lid and from Scotland, a famous type of marbled pottery from the Isle of Lewis. The company was named Fear an eich from 1979-1997 and the pottery is from this era and is marked this on the bottom as well as Hebridean Pottery and Isle of Lewis. Very collectible. No damage of any kind. On the bottom is crackling but no on the main jar and the glaze is very excellent. 6" high and 4" diameter and the mouth is curved inward for a 3" opening. The wooden lid with rubberized underneath for a tight fit. Any overpayment on shipping is refunded.About Fear an eichWe make the widest variety of unique modern and traditional ceramics produced in a Scottish Pottery. The ranges include the prestigious Hebridean Range of marbled gift and household ware, the Highbank Porcelain range of sea-life (dolphins, seals, otters and seabirds), figurines of Highland and Island life, traditional and embossed thistleware, Scottish wildlife and Hairy Highland Cows and Woolly Sheep. Coll Pottery was started in the 1960s by the late Marjorie Maclennan who made the earthenware figurines (starting with the now famous Hebridean Peat Lady). It became Fear an eich in 1979 and Scotia Ceramics Ltd in 1997.Business Information Established In: 1960 Business Type: Manufacturer
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