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C H Brannam pottery collection

, 1879–2005

A collection of 58 ceramics plus sketches and 2 design books representing the best of the C H Brannam Ltd's own collection. The company's demise in 2005 signified the end of a 700 year old North Devon pottery industry. Charles Hubert Brannam started by creating classically inspired designs but soon created a new range using the characteristic blue and chocolate colour scheme. The wide range was popular and his clients included the Royal Family and Liberty's.

More information

Title of artwork, date

C H Brannam pottery collection, 1879–2005

Date supported

2006

Medium and material

Ceramics, sketches, design books

Dimensions

Various

Grant

20000

Total cost

39870

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