Teapot, red earthenware, in the form of a grotesque serpent or dragon, coloured with blue, white and orange-brown slip, incised signature and date on base, made by C H Brannam, Litchdon Pottery, Barnstaple, Devon, 1891the name of the Roman forerunner o

Teapot, red earthenware, in the form of a grotesque serpent or dragon, coloured with blue, white and orange-brown slip, incised signature and date on base, made by C H Brannam, Litchdon Pottery, Barnstaple, Devon, 1891
the name of the Roman forerunner of Barnstaple, 'Barum', incised on the base, is still used locally
Teapot, red earthenware, in the form of a grotesque serpent or dragon, coloured with blue, white and orange-brown slip, incised signature and date on base, made by C H Brannam, Litchdon Pottery, Barnstaple, Devon, 1891the name of the Roman forerunner o
Teapot, red earthenware, in the form of a grotesque serpent or dragon, coloured with blue, white and orange-brown slip, incised signature and date on base, made by C H Brannam, Litchdon Pottery, Barnstaple, Devon, 1891the name of the Roman forerunner o