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Large Brannam Art Pottery Vase
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Large Brannam Art Pottery Vase

1900 - 1920
Description

This large FOUR handle vase is in pristine condition

The ombré glaze falls from bright petrol blue to tawny.

Clearly signed on the base

Dates to 1921.

An antique piece which would not look out of place in a modern home.

Brannam Pottery was set up in Barnstaple Devon in 1848 by Thomas Backway Brannam.

In 1851 they won a medal in the great exhibition for a jug design.

This elegant vase stand 22inches tall

Charles Brannam (son) began producing art ware inn1879

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Antoinettes Heirlooms has dated this Brannam Art Pottery Vase to the 1900s.

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Description
This large FOUR handle vase is in pristine condition

The ombré glaze falls from bright petrol blue to tawny.

Clearly signed on the base

Dates to 1921.

An antique piece which would not look out of place in a modern home.

fig 1. A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green.
fig 1. Large Brannam Art Pottery Vase

Brannam Pottery was set up in Barnstaple Devon in 1848 by Thomas Backway Brannam.

In 1851 they won a medal in the great exhibition for a jug design.

This elegant vase stand 22inches tall

Charles Brannam (son) began producing art ware inn1879

Date of Manufacture

Antoinettes Heirlooms has dated this Brannam Art Pottery Vase to the 1900s.

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SA1137681
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A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green.
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Archive I A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green.

Large Brannam Art Pottery Vase

Archive II A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green. View II
Archive III A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green. View III
Archive IV A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green. View IV
Archive V A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green. View V
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The Pheasant Room
The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel
Charlecote
Warwickshire
CV35 9EW
United Kingdom
Verified Since Apr 2020
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A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green.
Large Brannam art pottery vase
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A tall ceramic art pottery vase featuring twin loop handles and a glossy cobalt blue glaze transitioning into deep teal green.
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Art pottery emerged in Great Britain during the late 19th century as a movement away from mass industrial manufacture, aligning with the principles of the Arts and Crafts movement. Studios such as C.H. Brannam in Barnstaple focused on hand-thrown shapes, expressive glaze effects, and individual artisan involvement, establishing regional pottery centres across Devon and beyond.

Art pottery of this era was typically thrown using locally sourced earthenware clay. Artisans employed dipped, poured, or sgraffito decoration techniques alongside lead or alkaline glazes containing metallic oxides like cobalt, copper, and iron to achieve deep colour gradients and lustrous finishes.

Authentic pieces generally display incised or stamped makers marks on the unglazed base, often including initials, dates, or location names such as Barum for Barnstaple pottery. Throwing rings, subtle hand-formed variations, and characteristic glaze pooling further distinguish handmade studio pieces from commercial reproductions.

A substantial ceramic vase serves as a focal accent on a sideboard, console table, or wide windowsill. Placing it alongside natural timber surfaces or neutral backdrops allows the rich glaze colours and architectural handles to stand out without overcrowding the space.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth, avoiding abrasive chemicals or prolonged submersion in water which can damage porous earthenware and glaze crazing. To preserve glaze stability, keep the item away from extreme temperature fluctuations and direct sunlight.
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