US EditionWhite Glove Spring 2025 Auction Makes $972K — Temperance Jugs, Butter Churns & Sewer Tiles See Strong Results At Crocker Farm - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
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White Glove Spring 2025 Auction Makes $972K — Temperance Jugs, Butter Churns & Sewer Tiles See Strong Results At Crocker Farm - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
This salt-glazed stoneware temperance jug by the Anna Pottery, Anna, Ill., circa 1880, stood 12 inches high and came with extensive provenance and exhibition history, and no excuses for condition. Estimated at $30/50,000, an advanced folk art collector topped it off at $144,000, the highest price of the day. Review by Madelia Hickman Ring SPARKS, MD. — The 390-lot sale Crocker Farm held April 2-11, with the final phone bidding session on Saturda…
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