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pot, Charles Hubert Brannam pottery, MAK Inv.nr. FSCH 36

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Collection

ceramics collection

Production

manufacturer: Charles Hubert Brannam pottery, Barnstaple, 1897
manufacturer: Royal Barum Ware, Barnstaple, 1897

Period | Style | School

Arts and Crafts Movement

Subject

Das englische Vorbild

Material | Technique

Measurements

diameter: 23.3 cm
height: 17.5 cm
weight: 1470 g

Inventory number

FSCH 36

Acquisition

purchase , 1900-02-10

Department

Glass and Ceramics Collection

Inscriptions

signature (reverse side) : C H Brannam, Barum, 1897
label (reverse side) : 3123
label (exterior) : 3123 D -

Description

Topf mit vier Henkel, getöpfert, Ton, roter Scherben, innen rot (Scherben!?), außen in 3 Bahnen gelb, mittelblau und metallisch-braun dekoriert (eventuell Engobe) und dann glänzend glasiert (craq.)

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3D Modell (MAK Sketchfab)

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MAK-Schausammlung WIEN 1900. Design/Kunstgewerbe 1890–1938

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