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Charles Brannam Sgraffito Thomas Liverton 1904
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Signed and dated 1904 to the underside Charles Brannam and Thomas Liverton T.L
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C H Brannam
Charles Hubert Brannam was an extraordinary potter and entrepreneur. Born in 1855, at the age of 24 he took over a pottery in Litchdon Street, Barnstaple from his father, Thomas Brannam and devoted it to the production of 'art pottery'. He was a superb thrower and a highly imaginative designer, but as the business expanded he employed other throwers, designers, and decorators. Notable were Frederick Bowen, James Dewdney, William Baron, Thomas Liverton, Francis Carruthers Gould and Frederick Braddon. In 1913 Brannam retired and handed over the business to his sons. He continued to be influential behind the scenes but the golden age of Brannam pottery came to an end with the departure of Frederick Braddon in 1930. Charles Brannam died in 1937.
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Westbank Antiques
Private dealer, By appointment only.
Hoylake, Wirral
Merseyside
North West England
Tel : 0151 6510522
or : 07450873305
Non UK callers : +44 151 6510522 or +44 7450873305
Signed and dated 1904 to the underside Charles Brannam and Thomas Liverton T.L
Wonderful vibrant colours.
C H Brannam
Charles Hubert Brannam was an extraordinary potter and entrepreneur. Born in 1855, at the age of 24 he took over a pottery in Litchdon Street, Barnstaple from his father, Thomas Brannam and devoted it to the production of 'art pottery'. He was a superb thrower and a highly imaginative designer, but as the business expanded he employed other throwers, designers, and decorators. Notable were Frederick Bowen, James Dewdney, William Baron, Thomas Liverton, Francis Carruthers Gould and Frederick Braddon. In 1913 Brannam retired and handed over the business to his sons. He continued to be influential behind the scenes but the golden age of Brannam pottery came to an end with the departure of Frederick Braddon in 1930. Charles Brannam died in 1937.
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DimensionsCircumference 36cm
Height 9cm
Category Antique Ceramics
Date 1904
Edwardian Antiques Origin English
Item code as610a324 / aa409
Status Sold
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Merseyside
North West England
Tel : 0151 6510522
or : 07450873305
Non UK callers : +44 151 6510522 or +44 7450873305
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