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Finely hand sculpted Razorback Hog Birdhouses

                  b​y Cornwall E. Kirkpatrick IV 

​       2017 BWPOSECC CONVENTION 

  SHOW DISPLAY AND SALE TABLE OF         C.E. KIRKPATRICK IV  WITH GREG MATHIS

Ornate cobalt Winged Dragon plate.

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Finely hand sculpted wise old owl, reverse is incised

    "Wise People PRAY

             For The  U.S.A." 

      Bottom stamped and signed

       "Cornwall E. Kirkpatrick IV

                 Newnan, Georgia"

"Snake Juice Jug

​Made by  

Cornwall E. Kirkpatrick IV

Great Great Grandson of  

​Cornwall Kirkpatrick"

SAMPLE  OF  C.E.K. IV   CREATIONS

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             "Let's Go Brandon snake jug"

    "Let ICE Work the Border 2021" snake jug

​Labor intensive hand sculpted creations of C.E.K. IV

​Hand Sculpted Folk Art Creations of

Cornwall E. Kirkpatrick IV

C.E.Kirkpatrick IV  pig and frog figurals, and snake jugs

Shoo Fly Jug with lizard and fly.

       "To My Friends at BWPOSECC /

​                    2017 Convention /

​                   East Peoria, Illinois /

                   C. E. Kirkpatrick IV "

     Exquisite "WISE OLD" OWL 

​            by Master Potter,  C. E. K. IV

​Among America's most prolific traditional stoneware pot making families is that of Andrew Kirkpatrick and his sons and now his direct descendant Cornwall Elihu Kirkpatrick IV.  Today, this Great Great Grandson of  Anna Pottery owner Cornwall Kirkpatrick hand sculpts interesting and thought provoking creations,  just as   Cornwall and Wallace Kirkpatrick did at the Anna Pottery in Union County Illinois 1859 to 1896.

2017 Convention Seminar  "KIRKPATRICK"

Elaborate half gallon Albany slip glazed jug, bearing a historic inscription and multiple  decorated snakes symbolizing a temperance warning of excessive drinking. The matching  ​jug stopper features another viper, on the ready  "to  strike."

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                                Slough Snakes / Pig Flask . 

          incised  "Pig At Work Removing Politicians from D.C."

                       Signed and stamped Cornwall E. Kirkpatrick IV

        ​In the 19th Century, the Big Muddy River would flood,         developing "snake invested" shoughs in Southern Illinois, near     Grand Tower. Local farmers used pigs that ate snakes, and                             quickly cleared the snake issues.