Ballymorris Pottery
Pouring Vessel by Ballymorris of Co. Clare
$48.00
Ballymorris Pottery
Pouring Vessel by Ballymorris of Co. Clare
$48.00
New multi use Stoneware pouring vessel by Hannah Arnup of Ballymorris Pottery .
Along with plates, bowls, vases and mugs, we are happy to carry more fun pieces for the Nora Nora collection.
Holds approx. 2 cups.
Available in Green with Celtic Design as shown.
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