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A large Poole pottery dolphin; a Nao by Lladro figure, Lady with Bonnet and Scarf; a pair of torquey ware candlesticks; a CH Brannam bowl; a Knights of Tintagel candle holder; a fish dish and pot (8)

C H Brannam green glazed pottery model of smiling cat, signed to base, H 17.5cm

A CH Brannam glazed pottery ewer, 1890s, probably modelled by James Dewdney, the spout modelled as a fish head, with a spiral handle, incised decoration, inscribed to the base and indistinct date, 37.5cm high,together with a Longpark pottery jug, 35.5cm high (2)Condition ReportCrazing, some rubbing to extremities. No evidence of restoration. 

CH Brannam pottery cylinder three handle vase. Blue ground glaze with green floral design, marks to base. H14.5cm

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 QUANTITY OF STUDIO POTTERY, over twenty five pieces to include a Cricklade Pottery covered jug, height to top of finial 23cm, and goblet, with impressed marks to bases, an orange and blue glazed mug with impressed df/JP mark at base of handle, a Tim Andrews raku cup with raised mark, a CH Brannam green glazed 1937 coronation commemorative mug, a shallow bowl with impressed design, etc (qty) (Condition Report: pieces appear in good condition, some light crazing, one piece may be missing a cover, sd)

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.

A C.H. Brannam Barnstaple slipware pottery grotesque Frog Wall Pocket, with lily pad umbrella, impressed marks to reverse, H 21 cm.

In the manner of C.H. Brannam Barnstaple, a pottery seated figure, H 9.5 cm, together with a grotesque pottery spoon warmer, with glass eyes, and another, both also in the manner of Brannam, all unsigned(3)

Two Farnham Pottery green-glazed owl jugs, circa 1900, 14.5cm and 16.5cm high, a similar Brannam for Liberty owl bowl, and another green-glaze bowl with two mice (4)

C. H. Brannam pottery matched pair of baluster vases, c.1902, each incised and relief decorated in coloured slips Stylised Carp amongst foliage, predominantly in blue, green, ochre, brown and yellow, Stamped makers to base Barumware. H 30.5cm.

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)

FIVE ART POTTERY VASES, comprising a Brannam three handled vase of cylindrical form, with tapering base, green and yellow glazes and incised signature, height 23.5cm (small hairline at neck, light crazing, minor glaze chips on foot), a Minton Hollis & Co 'Astra Ware' baluster vase, height 11.5cm (slight chip under base, a little light crazing), a purple-blue/grey Candy Wescontree ware vase, height 23cm (6.5cm crack from rim, light crazing), a Clevedon Elton Ware vase with relief stylised flowers, height 15cm (restoration to rim and neck, chips on highest relief areas, scratches, crazing), and a small Handarbeit salt glazed stoneware vase, height 7cm (light crazing, inclusion in glaze and small manufacturing fault) (5) (Condition Report: see description, otherwise appear ok)

A pair of vintage buff glazed pottery comports, marked for Constance Spry - probably made by C.H. Brannam, North Devon

An early 20th Century C.H. Brannam Barnstaple Art Pottery jardinière with pierced rim and coloured slip - incised mark to base dated 1901 - restoration

An early 20th Century C.H. Brannam Barnstaple Art Pottery jardinière with Art Nouveau fish decoration on a green glazed ground - restored

Five pieces of North Devon pottery comprising two Baron puzzle jugs, a Brannam similar and two Baron egg cups

Two Brannam Pottery Vases, Both in Similar Glazes with Fish Decoration, 10cm high

Frederick Baron for Brannam Pottery art nouveau Vase, with blue and yellow ground decorated with sgraffito motifs, cut down, signed and monogrammed to base, H 21cm, together with a C H Brannam Mug for George Henry Manley, incised with inscription and drinking verse, H 10.5cm and a C. H. Brannam Coronation Mug, H 9cm (3) Provenance; The Margaret Squance Collection of Fishley and North Devon pottery; Margaret Squance is the great great granddaughter of Edwin Beer Fishley.

A C. H. Brannam pottery Candleholder modelled as a Frog, in forward leaning pose with leg clutching an object on its back, in typical North Devon red ground clay, decorated with white slip and further paints, incised signature to base dated 1895, H 7.5cm.

A C. H. Brannam pottery Candle holder modelled as a Frog, in forward leaning pose with leg clutching an object on its back, in typical North Devon red ground clay, decorated with white slip and further paints, incised signature to base dated 1896, H 7.5cm.

A Brannam pottery mottoware Puzzle Jug, of small proportions, with reticulated neck and drinking spouts, incised verse reading 'This drink was made to try your skill, Drink if you can but do not spill', incised signature to base, H 11cm together with three pieces of pottery Mottoware (4)

Assortment of pottery to include Larholm Norway M56 vase, CH Brannam, 1913, small silver collared vase, Barnstaple Brannam green rimmed jug, green lined small jug, signed blue glaze art pottery vase, small toast rack, blue glaze low jug, twist handled pot vase, Rye pottery small foliage design vase, Loska Denmark 78 small glaze pot, large blue glaze vase and small brown narrow neck bulb vase.

C.H. Brannam Barnstaple art pottery vase, baluster form, with three twisted scroll handles, incised with birds amongst flowers in blue green glaze, incised marks, dated 1905, H53cmCondition Report:Large repaired hairline damage to the neck rim, approx 14cm long, firing crack to one handle

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

Brannam pottery jug manufactured for Liberty's London plus other vintage ceramics and war related crested china,

C H Brannam for Litchdon Pottery, Barnstaple Devon, slip glaze earthenware Harvest vase dated 1884, height 38cmSmall rim chip, no other chips cracks or restoration

A North Devon Brannam style pottery vase of turned form with white glaze finish - unusual mark to base 'Trebarum HT' - sold with another vase and a jug

A box containing a quantity of Torquay and North Devon pottery including C.H. Brannam puzzle jug (restored), etc.

A collection of Devon art pottery, principally CH Brannam and Baron Barnstaple, including two puzzle jugs, one with sgraffito verse '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', 14cm high; the other, dated 19001, in dark blue and brown glaze, 16cm high; a small bell, inscribed 'The Belle of Devon speaks only when tolled'; a ribbed green jug, 14cm high; a stylised fish jug, dated 1898, 21.5cm high, a William Baron vase decorated with grapes against a purple mottled ground, numbered 463, 13cm high; a rectangular blue planter, 19cm wide; and two blue vases, a Torquay vase and two small tiles monogrammed SJBCondition:Handle and spouts of the sgraffito puzzle jug are restored.The planter has a body crack to one side and some small losses/nibbles to glaze on edges.Fish jug - Three large foot rim chips to underside, stress crack around handle and a nibble to the spout.No other noted damges or repairs.

Two pieces of Barnstaple pottery, comprising a C. H. Brannam three handled vase under blue and green, incised marks, 14.5cm high, together with a William Baron puzzle jug under green, incised marks, 13cm high.

A Brannam Pottery cat, 18.5cm high; together with a Baron Barnstaple Lizard vase, 13cm high; and a Royal Worcester lily candlestick, No.188.

C H Brannam Studio Pottery vase of drip glaze decoration 25cm in Height

Large Barun pottery decorative fish design vase with triple scroll handles by C H Brannam, signed JD and dated 1899 to base, 28cm tall

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

A GROUP OF CERAMICS AND GLASS WARE, to include an amber spherical glass vase by Adrian Sankey, height 10cm, a blue CH Brannam art pottery vase, a Royal Worcester pie bird with base, three Minton's Solano Ware cups and saucers, a small Gouda jug, an angular Beswick jug 1553-3 (hairline), a black Wade vase (tiny chip on rim), a Wedgwood Weekday Weekend bowl, a Prinknash preserve pot, Wade tea ware, a Wade coronation trinket dish decorated with animals, a vintage piggy bank stamped 'foreign', a Wade Whimsie Alsatian candle holder, three Whimsie-on-Why cottages (two have sd), etc (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, obvious specific damage as stated for catalogued pieces, a Susie Cooper coffee can has extensive damage and repair)

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. 

A Brannam pottery novelty spoon warmer, in the form of a winged goblin, 11.5cm high.

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.

Wardle Art Pottery turquoise glazed waisted vase, dated 1920, 18cm; also a small selection of other art pottery including Sylvac black glazed vase, 26cm; C H Brannam moon glazed ovoid vase, 23.5cm; four further vases and a salt glazed baluster jug, unmarked, 20cm (8) (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please ask for one and it will be provided in writing).

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.

A C.H. Brannam Barnstable Art Pottery preserve pot of Art Deco form with blue glaze finish - sold with a similarly glazed milk jug and sugar bowl

A C.H. Brannam [Barnstaple] pottery tyg for Liberty of London, of inverted bell shaped form, incised and applied with coloured slips with fish, reserved on a blue ground, impressed marks, circa 1910, 20cm high.

FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, to include a collection of royal commemorative mugs, a C.H. Brannam art pottery vase decorated a brown and white foliate design on a sage green ground, a Copeland Spode's 'Italian' pattern dinner plate, a Grimwades 'Cottage Ware' covered butter dish, a Wedgwood 'Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends' tea plate, Royal Doulton 'Bunnykins' part breakfast set, a Crown Devon /Fieldings Art Deco vase, a Bell's Scotch whisky ceramic decanter, etc. (s.d) (4 boxes + loose)

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)

A Brannam pottery Toby jug, with variegated green and blue glaze, incised signature to the base, dated 1901, 15cm high.

A Brannam pottery Toby jug, with variegated green and blue glaze, incised signature to the base, dated 1902, 15cm high.

C H BRANNAM; an Art Pottery model of a grotesque cat with glass eyes, printed marks to the underside, height 26cm.Condition Report: Firing fault which runs alongside the tail, small glaze chip to the tip of tail and cheek.

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

A collection of Barnstaple art pottery, predominantly CH Brannam and Baron, late 19th and early 20th century, comprising a small vase with an undulating rim, dated 1897, 9cm diameter; jug decorated with a fish, a small twin-handle vase, 9.5cm high; an unusual purple glazed jar and cover, 13cm diameter; vase, decorated with flowers, 13cm high; high-handled jug, 14.5cm high and a twin-handled vase, 7.5cm high and six other Barnstaple vases and one jug (qty, some damages and repairs)(damages, repairs)

A collection of slipware, 20th century, including a Mary Wonddrausch (1923-2016) dish, 23.3cm diameter and puzzle jug 14.5cm high; an unattributed baking dish, 31cm wide; a Godshill Pottery (New Forest) handled dish, 17.5cm diameter; Alan Frewin (Norfolk) jug, 16.5cm high; C.H. Brannam vase, 11.5cm high; an Arch Pottery (St. Ives) small bowl on three raised feet, 12cm wide; a good quality slipware piecrust dish, unidentified monograms, 27cm diameter; a Jean Hampton dish, a Sheila Spencer motto dish 'If you would be happy all your life, Plant a Garden'; two Wendy Gill (St. Asaph) dishes, etc sold together with a small quantity of 19th-century English ceramics, including a fluted coffee can with gilt trailing leaves and Greek Key upper border, unmarked, 6.5cm high; a Spode pattern 500 trio of coffee can, teacup and saucer; together with a further bat-printed tea bowl, decorated with fruit; three further coffee cans; and a modern ironstone imari jug with fake Mason's marks; a Royal Crown Derby imari owl paperweight and an Okra art glass leaf dish, 22cm long etc (qty, 4 trays)Condition:Three.handled mug cracked and with broken handle. One of the pair of small bird plates is chipped to the reverseNo other damages or repairs noted to the slipware

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)

An interesting collection of British art pottery, predominantly circa 1890-1930, including a Bretby rectangular green planter, 21cm wide; a George Clews 'Chameleon Ware' blue oil lamp, 15cm long; a pair of small Dunmore red and green flambe vases, impressed 'DUNMORE' to one, 10cm high; and another Dunmore vase, 14cm high; a Burmantofts faience 'Sang de Boeuf' type vase, 14cm high; a miniature Doulton Lambeth faience jug, painted with foliage, 9cm high; miniature; small Yarm pottery dish, 7.5cm diameter; a running glaze planter, in the manner of Linthorpe, with dimples to the body, unmarked, 20cm diameter; a small Linthorpe terracotta vase, shape 1623, 14cm high; a Langley vase, decorated with foliage, 8cm high; a small group of Salopian, comprising a green glazed baluster vase, 15cm high; a brown drip glaze planter, 14cm diameter; a waisted blue mottled vase, 19cm high and a C.H Brannam (Barnstaple) jug, mottled red and green glaze, 20cm, etc (group lot, two trays - some damages/repairs)

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.