I have both and know a bit about them but hopefully others will chime in.
Yes, the Belleclare one is very similar to Stella and Dalmatie. Mine is a beautiful specimen with long fingers. It seems healthy but is a slow grower and the foliage is not dense as is the case with most figs. It seems to ripen fruit rather late but my impression is also affected by the dieback due to the two polar vortex winters we have had. As far as cold hardiness it seems pretty good for a fig - more hardy than average. I've gotten ripe fruit but it came in the cooler weather and the taste didn't blow me away. I can see the potential though so maybe this year I will get properly ripened fruit during the warm part of the season. The fruit is rather large - green skin with red pulp and an oblong shape. The skin is relatively thick.
The other one I have I got from a grower who got it from Herman2 (Vasile). I believe Vasile got it from a Greek person who is living somewhere in northeast and brought it from the old country. It does not have the long fingers; however, like the other VS, it isn't a particularly robust grower either. I hope to get ripe fruit off of mine for the 1st time this year. I have heard that it also ripens fruit rather late in zone 7a. The fruit also has green skin with red pulp but has more of an oval shape.