This is an early 20th Century mantle vase from CH Brannam who were an art pottery based in Devon who were very popular with the British aristocracy especially for ceramics for conservatories. They produced arts and crafts pieces that were sold in Liberty of London. This vase is made with the lovely rich red Devon clay that is typical of Brannam and appears to be press moulded like the early Spry vases.

It has a lovely clear white glaze with a pretty light turquoise interior.

Width 31cm

Depth 13cm

Height 13.5cm

No cracks, no chips, crazing. There is an underglaze c shaped flaw on the interior as well as a small line and two holes all done during production due to shrinkage and typical of press moulding.

Any damage is included in the photos please check the description and photos

All measurements are approximate due to the complex shapes. If you would like super accurate measurements for a tight space then just message us here

POSTAGE & PACKAGING

As collectors ourselves we understand the importance of good packaging and pack really carefully.

Our postage is via Royal Mail 48 hour tracked unless the parcel is outsize then it will go via Parcelforce. The costs are £5 up to 2kg, £7 up to 5kg, £15 up to 20kg and £32 above 25kg to the UK mainland. All weights are including packaging.

RETURNS

We pack really carefully and send via Royal Mail 48 (or Parcel Force for outsize items) and have never had any issues with breakages, however it will happen at some stage so do please contact us straight away and we will resolve the problem.

We give you really full descriptions including any flaws paired with really clear photos. We do not do standard returns, however if something is not as our description do please let us know and we will organise a return straight away. We are only human and can make mistakes and we really want you to love your purchase.

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