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Anna Pottery |
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| Anna Pottery was started in Anna, Illinois, in 1859 by Cornwall and Wallace Kirkpatrick. They made many types of utilitarian wares, bricks, drain tiles, and giftware. The most collectible pieces made by the pottery are the pig-shaped bottles and jugs with special inscriptions, applied animals, and figures. The pottery closed in 1894. |
| Category
| Anna Pottery |
| Pattern or Item
| Jug |
| Description
| Presentation, To William M. Brown, 1880s |
| Year
| 1998 |
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