Farnham Pottery (Surrey)

Yay, and he's marked

I know the site is down (such a shame), I have the list of marks somewhere as I'm a bit of a hoarder via Evernote.

Would obviously require permission to post.

Congrats on the bargain Naomi.

I have a lot of Farnham at home in various shapes, sizes and colors at the moment after picking up a couple of collections. Not all of it is owls and most showing a little love in the past with signs of use. I will try and post on here once I have them all together.

I also have funnily enough a CH Brannam owl that is almost identical. I am not sure who designed them first or if they existed at the same time. the marks would suggest an almost identical date with the CH Brannam owl being much harder to find.

As did Denby of course.

I always assumed the Bourne Denby ones were from the 1950's onward's with the Farnham and Brannam ones taking up the 1910-1930 period but I am really not sure. Its how they appear to me.

Greyshott I really don't know and there was also a European maker of almost identical designs from the first part of the 20th century.

The Denby ones were from c1920 to mid 1930s.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t9043-denby-danesby-ware-england

N - Checking it says [HARRIS HANDMADE....ENGLAND SQUARE MARK] "This impressed mark was still in use in the 1990s. It had been used for many years."

I was lucky enough to bump into Richard and Geraldine at Peterborough. I managed to sell them some Farnham at knock down prices on the understanding they put them on the website. They said they would although I think they are a little behind getting all 250 bits they own online. For those without the link to the NEW IMPROVED Farnham website (I am sure they don't mind) here it is:

https://farnhampottery.piwigo.com/

TY Richard and Geraldine & Mordeep

Hugs all round!

That looks usable, not just decorative.

Would you call it a pancheon?

This little booklet arrived today and I'm impressed. It's by Richard Hogg who has the Farham website. Don't expect too much from it, it's only A5 and 64 pages but professionally put together and packed with useful information and more importantly loads on images

Well worth the few pounds it cost.  

***** Stars from me Thanks Richard

Seen a few sell some for half that, but this looks like top condition and it is 2022.

Has the beak been repaired?

Banana for scale next time please it could easily be 300mm high

Yea that one went for under 500 from my records in Evernote - seems cheap now for something you need a wheelbarrow to move

Richard Hogg - has some of those little A5 booklets fore sale on Ebay if anyone wants one. As described at top of the page. Only A5/64 pages but a goldmine of information.

The Farnham Pottery - new A5 booklet on the History and Wares of the Pottery
4 available / 32 sold