• Anna Pottery was a prominent American stoneware manufacturer from the mid-to-late 19th century, known for its whimsical and satirical designs. 
• The pottery was operated by Cornwall and Wallace Kirkpatrick in Anna, Illinois. 
• This specific piece is a collectible item, valued for its historical significance and unique folk art style
• Condition: 1/2 of the little twist turner to removed the lid is missing, please see photos. Small minor crack on the bottom , not coming apart, its just from age. Please see photos

No other issues

On almost identical sold recently at a local auction for over $2800. Please see photos

Measurements in photos

weights: 5.5lbs

It will be packed for secure shipping. Double Boxed.