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A Branham Barum green glazed pot and a Bideford motto ware jug.

A GROUP OF ELEVEN STUDIO POTTERY ITEMS to include a group of C H Brannam items to include two Barum ware vases comprising one blue with three handles to the rim with a butterfly motif (chips to the butterfly) height 21cm, and a green vase with leaf patterns (hairline crack to the rim) height 13cm, and a similar green vase, a milk jug in the form of an owl (crack around the spout), a blue vase height 21cm (crazing), two blue vases attributed to C H Brannam comprising a cylindrical vase with a wavy rim (nibbles to the rim) height 18cm, a C H Brannam for Liberty's double handled vase (small chip to the rim), a T G Green 'Ivanhoe' vase (heavy crazing and hairline crack), a Cinque Pottery Rye pot with blue bands, and a handled bowl with a spiral pattern with 'MJ' makers mark to the base, diameter 30cm (11) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above)

C. H. Brannam Barum, North Devon - an Arts & Crafts 19th century 1896 hand painted pottery grotesque Nautilus teapot. The teapot having a shell-shaped lid over a figurative spount and shaped handle. Nautilus-shaped body in cream, beige, blue and brown colourways. All signed & dated to underside. Crazing throughout. Measures approx. 12cm x 20cm x 10cm.

C. H Brannam, Barnstaple art pottery barum ware jug decorated with fish signed and dated 1892 to base, H15cm

C H Brannam for Liberty & Co. a pottery jug, of tapering cylindrical form tube lined with panels terminating in Celtic knots on a blue ground, impressed C. H. Brannam Barum Devon and Made for Liberty & Co., 30cm high, [small restoration to rim].

Alexander Lauder, Barum Pottery; a pair of large three-handled Vases, of baluster form, decorated in typical fashion with flora and fauna painted in dashes of alternating colours, wavy flared rim, some restoration, impressed mark to base, H 34.5cm (2)

Alexander Lauder, Barum Pottery a four-handled Bowl, decorated with greens, blues and browns of foliage, restoration to handles, impressed mark to base, W 20cm x H 8.5cm, together with a small Baron pottery Vase, decorated with fish, H 10cm (2)

Alexander Lauder, Barum Pottery twin-handled Vase, of large proportions, decorated in dark green ground with central cartouche sporting koi carp, the other cartouche with birds in flight, flanked with fish handles, incised signature to base, H 34cm.

Alexander Lauder, Barum Pottery Puzzle Jug, decorated in blues, browns and green with fish depictions, pierced aperture to neck, three spouts, one restored, incised signature to base, H 15cm.

A William Baron for C. H. Brannam pottery Jug, of large size, with dark brown ground decorated in swimming koi carp, incised with factory mark and initialled WB to base, dated 1892. C. H. Brannam Barum Ware Display of Barum Ware Liberty Arts and Crafts Exhibition 16 May - 15 June 1991

Lauder Barum for Devonia Art Pottery; a character Teapot, modelled as a man holding mug, foliage shaped handle and spout, the cover with alternating panels of colour, incised signature to base, H 17.5cm.

A coloured Cornish hunting print after A J Munnings "Thomas Robins Bolitho on Barum - Master of the Western Fox Hounds", dated 1922, framed and glazed

A late 19thC CH Brannam Barum green glazed pottery planter, of rectangular form, raised on scroll feet, incised mark, 35cm wide.

A C H Brannam [Barnstaple] pottery vase of oviform with three asymmetric handles sgraffito decorated in coloured slips on a textured ground, with birds in flight, incised C.H. Brannam, Barum, 1898, 43cm high, [damages]

Pair of studio pottery three handled glazed vases signed and marked Barum, N.Devon to base, H 19cm

Barum Umbrella Stand - 58cm High

Barum Lauder Vase

A C.H. BRANNAM BARUM POTTERY MINIATURE PROTOTYPE MODEL OF A SEATED TEDDY BEAR with a semi-matt mid blue finish, incised 'C.H. BRANNAM', 6cm high. Condition Report : Good condition. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

TWO C.H. BRANNAM BARUM POTTERY MINIATURE PROTOTYPE MODELS comprising a seated teddy bear, with a mid green glaze, incised 'Barum / 329', 8cm high; and a seated pig, with a dark green glaze, marked 'Barum / 376', 4.5cm high. Condition Report : Teddy bear in generally good condition: structurally sound, but with chips to glazing on ears and snout, and with abrasion below left eye; Pig in good condition. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

A studio pottery Raku vase by Chris Hawkins Impressed marks, height 12cm together with a Barum ware type terracotta jug and an art glass vase in the manner of Flavio Poli. (3)

BARUM OF BARNSTAPLE: A stoneware pottery puzzle jug in blue ground inscribed with verse as follows: 'From Mother Earth I took my birth, Then Formed a jug by man. Now I stand here filled with good cheer. Drink of me if you can?' Signed to base. Approx. 13 cms high. Est. £30 - £50.

BRANNAM BARUM: A stylish blue drip glazed terracotta jug. Marked to base. Approx. 17 cms high. Est. £30 - £50.

An Arts & Crafts pottery cat with green/black glaze by C H Brannam Barum, Barnstable, height 34cm.

C H Brannam a Barum pottery jardinière, of ovoid form with crimped rim and incised fish decoration, 24cm diameter, 20cm high. repaired, together with Barum pottery canoe and one other. (3)

A collection of Torquay and Barum pottery wares including chambersticks, vases, puzzle jug, posy holder etc.

Three assorted pottery cats and dogs, possibly Barum pottery 9cm and 14cm high.

A C. H. Brannam Barum pottery puzzle Jug, decorated with fish and motto, inscribed marks to base 'C. H. Brannam Barum 1898', H 15.5 cm.

A C. H. Brannam pottery boat shaped flower Trough, with mystical beast figurehead on scrolling waves, with tones of green, turquoise and brown, inscribed marks to base 'C. H. Brannam Barum 1907', and with registration number to side 'Rd. 44571', W 23 cm x H 16 cm x D 9 cm.

A C. H. Brannam pottery Vase, having a singular swirled handle and decorated with fish, inscribed marks to base 'C. H. Brannam Barum 1895', H 21 cm, together with a possibly C. H. Brannam pottery twin handled Beaker / Cup, decorated with motto, no marks to base, H 16 cm(2) Note, the beaker with damaged handle, still present, see images.

An art nouveau pottery vase, possibly Lauder Barum, Devon, repair to one handle, 260mm diameter x 220mm tall

A C.H BRANNAM BARUMWARE JUG AND BOWL comprising a brown sgraffito Barum bowl with glazed blue interior and a river scene pattern across the waist, height 15cm x diameter 38cm, marks to the base reading C.H. Brannam Barum 1893 T.L, a similarly patterned water jug, height 23cm x diameter 27cm, marks to the base reading C.H. Brannam Barum 1893 A.B (2)(Condition Report: light crazing to the interior of the bowl, hairline crack to the bowl, minor chips to the glazed interior of the bowl's rim)

A VICTORIAN OAK LIBRARY TABLE OR LECTERN circa 1860, stamped 'Crook Barum' at each end and 'R. Long' twice to the underside, each of the trestle ends decorated with strap work in the gothic style, 59cm high x 74cm wideProvenance: Acquired from Sotheby's auction at Hall, near Barnstaple,1996, Lot 112. Hall being a seat of the Chichester family since the early 14th century.

A C H BRANNAM BARUM POTTERY VASE AND BOWL, the three handled vase of tapered cylindrical form, decorated in relief with squirrel and acorn motifs on a mid-blue ground, incised marks to base, height 20cm, together with a triform CH Brannam bowl decorated with cats' faces on a blue ground, impressed marks to base, height 7cm x diameter 15cm (2) (Condition Report: the vase has restoration at the neck, the bowl has a crack and tiny chips round it, some small glaze chips and scuffs on the cats' raised features, the bowl has scratches to the interior, each piece having crazing throughout, otherwise appear ok)

Pearsons of Chesterfield, with sgraffito decoration in cream and black on a green ground,31cm high, Rembrandt pottery vase, Barum ware:- One Tray

A Denby Glyn Colledge Freestone pattern ovoid table lamp, 25cm high over fitting; a Denby Danesby Ware Pastel Blue ovoid vase, 20cm high; A Denby Spots and Stripes jug; a Denby Savannah vase; a large Denby Green Bracken vase, 32cm high; a C.H. Brannam, Barum wash jug and bowl, glazed in blue and green, etc (9)

A salt glaze flagon Cotton & Son Barum. Height 39cm.Glaze flaws with general wear and scratches, no cracks.

An Antique Art pottery jug by C H Brannam, marked Barum 1888, monogram JD, with floral decoration, H22cm

A large C H Brannam, Barum, Barnstaple terracotta ovoid vase, drip glazed in mottled moss green, 39cm, impressed and incised marks, c.1900

A C H Brannam Barum terracotta double gourd vase, sgraffito incised with stylised fish, glazed in shades of brown, blue and cream, the upper section decorated with leaves and berries and raised on the tails of three dolphins, 21cm high, incised marks, dated 1890

C H Brannam Barum (Barnstaple) - An Art Nouveau 'Peacock' charger by Thomas Arthur Liverton, dated 1903, the lustrous green ground tubelined with darker green and blue feathers, inscribed factory marks, monogram TL and B44561, 33cm; sold together with an unusual C H Brannam vase with three spouts, decorated with fish, dated 1907, registered design number to base, 19.5cm high (2)Condition:Charger - Minor interior front-facing rim nibble. Typical crazing to the glaze throughout. Small firing fissure crack to rim. A couple of very small edge knocks to some of the tubelining but otherwise good. Displays nicely.Vase - Two spouts and a section of the rim restored. Some chips to glaze on some of the fish scales.

A Dartington Pottery white stoneware vase of oviform painted in colours with a simple landscape, impressed seal for Claire Woodall, 21cm high, together with a Royal Barum Ware fan shaped vase decorated with coloured slips, 32cm high. [2]

Royal Barum Ware large vintage cat ornaments, one black cat with green eyes and one white with hand painted floral decoration, H 34cm

Assortment of Victorian jelly moulds in varying shapes and sizes to include designs of grapes, fish, asparagus, melon, walnut, pear and two Greens chickens along with a Schiller and Gerbing bohemia small jug c.1850, Lauder Barum three handled tyg type pot, Wedgwood caneware dish and Majolica corn cob jug

Trio of small vases, two in fish pattern by Barum pottery. Signed to base by C H Brannam, dated 1896, 9.5cm tallest.

Collection of circus and event advertising posters to include 2 large multi-piece banners for Gerry Cottle's Circus (2 piece, 245x56cm) and Circus Barum (3 piece) plus Gerry Cottle, Fossett's big top paper cut-out sheet (64x84.7cm), Isle Of Wight Festival Of Music 1990 etc (7)

Album of 39 circus-related posters of various styles and eras, including Circus Roncalli, Cirkus Arnardo, Circus Barum, 'Old Milwaukee Days by the Schiltz Circus Parade, Circus Piste etc.

Brannam Pottery, Barnstaple - a late 19th century 1888 terracotta painted baluster vase. The vase of mottled blue ground, featuring relief enamel Neoclassical design featuring twin griffins besides an urn, each griffin with paw raised & wings outstretched, painted in earthy red & orange tones. Marked to base C. H. Brannam & J. D. Barum, 1888. Light chips to edge of base. Measures approx. 33cm tall. 

C H Brannam (Barum) Art Pottery oval jardiniere, moulded with spiralling waves and fronds in blue and green glaze, with pierced rim, incised PT, dated 1901/7, 23cm wide Condition ReportLight surface marks, accretions, some small chips to glaze on rim, calcification/water damage to interior, general wear and tear.

Alexander Lauder for Barum Pottery, vase of baluster form with fluted time, decorated in relief with fish upon a blue ground, H20cm

A Lauder Barum Devon pottery vase with stylised floral decor, 263mm tall

SIX BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, to include elongated vases by various makers including Sadler, mid twentieth century Italian ceramics, small art pottery vases, a stoneware ginger beer bottle from Renwick & Hunt, Burton on Trent, a CH Brannam Barum Ware small planter, no 864 (chipped), pressed and cut glass items, etc (6 boxes + loose) (sd)

C.H Brannam grotesque pottery spoon warmer, modelled as a winged imp, blue glazed with impressed mark C.H Brannam Barum 545, 13cm

Brannam Barum Pottery Vase Glazed ceramic, inscribed indistinct name to base, dated 1871, 24cm tall.Chip to glaze on the body, no other condition issues, image of the affected area online.

An Alexander Lauder [Barnstaple] pottery jardiniere, of squat form with frill rim and five asymmetric handles, applied with coloured slips and incised with a band of fish amongst weeds on a textured ground, incised Lauder Barum, 20cm high, [cracked].

A C H Brannam Barum pottery nautilus shape grotesque Teapot, with bird spout decorated in tones of blue, green and brown, incised script marks to base dated 1897, H 13cm, together with three items of studio pottery, including a Nick Hilliard stem Vase, and a Delft Cow Creamer, etc. (a lot)

1920s/30s Art Deco studio pottery collection to include C H Brannam Barum Studio Pottery Indian Boat planter, Carlton ware match striker and a Royal Stanley Jacobean vase

C H Brannam (Barum, Barnstaple) - A collection of matt green glazed art pottery, late 19th and early 20th century, comprising a jardiniere, 20cm high (glaze faults); a bowl, 22cm diameter; a large jug, of wide-bellied form, 19.5cm high; a soap dish with stand, two further bowls, a tall mug and a smaller vase, 10cm high; impressed and incised marks; sold together with a further sea green vase, of an unusual elongated inverted form set on a pedestal foot, indistinct circular factory mark, 21cm wide (10)

A collection of British art pottery by C.H Brannam of Barum (Barnstaple), dark blue glazes, late 19th and early 20th century, comprising a basket with wavy rim, a large dish or planter stand (repaired); a high-shouldered vase, a pair of three-handled vase, a small light blue dish, and a further vase with three angular handles, impressed and inscribed marks, tallest item 25cm high (6)

Two Barnstaple art pottery wall pockets in the form of fish, late 19th century, comprising Alexander Lauder, blue glaze, 17.5cm overall length; and C H Brannam Barum, green glazed with white scales and brown fins, 19cm long, each with inscribed marks (2)Condition:Blue fish - end of tail restored.Green fish - One nibble to the top of a scale, further chip to the open mouth and another small chip to the underside of the tail. One section of glaze/paint loss to the brown paint on the head.

A small group of Barnstaple art pottery, late 19th and early 20th centuries, comprising a William Leonard Baro vase, circa 1897-1900, of waisted slender form decorated with a lizard, inscribed marks, 16cm high; and Barum wares, including a treacle glaze slipware vessel, a small tripartite handled vase decorated with peacocks feather's and two further vases, together with a Lauder Barum twin-handled vase, 11cm high (damages) (6)Condition:Lizard vase - Typical crazing to the glaze throughout. Hairline crack to the lower portion of the body, below the lizard.Lauder - Sections broken and repaired to both rim and handle.Slipware vessel - Four chips to the mouth.Floral Barum vase - No damages.Treacle/floral vase - Missing two handles.Peacock's feather vase - Chips and nibbles to rim.