5 gallon butter churn with birch leaves

Question:
hello, i have a tall red wing stoneware piece. It has a number "5" on it and measures 17 inches tall, 10 inches in diameter. it also has two leaves stenciled towards the bottom i was told it was a butter churn and came from a farm in wisconsin. the top had been broken and discarded years ago, so it’s just the bottle portion. i don’t currently have pictures, but there are no cracks, chips or major wear. does this have some value?? thanks in advance ryan
Continue reading

Brittany Plates

Question:
I have 7 dinner plates 10" across that my paents bought in Red Wing during WW2. They have no glaze is what I was told and we used them not ownly to eat off but my best memory was drying died Easter Eggs on the, Back ground is ivory, rim is ivory, wide yellow band, ivory and then blue. Design is yellow and blue flowers with green leaves and brown outline. Name of pattern etc desired. Kris
Continue reading

Greenwichstone Casserole

Question:
I have a Red Wing handled cooking pot with lid that I know nothing about. It is in great shape and the opening is about 6 1/2" in diameter and stands approx. 3 1/2" in height. No cracks, breaks or chips. Few flaws around the inner rim. In some light it looks to be a greenish color and in some a dark grey. I am looking for the age, proper name of stoneware, color and possibly a value. Actually, any info appreciated. Thanks in advance! Karen
Continue reading

Wide Mouth Minnesota Stoneware jug

Question:
I have a Minnesota Stoneware Co., jug that is in overall great condition–one tiny hairline (less than an inch) and one tiny shallow chip. On the bottom, in raised letters are the words "Minnesota Stoneware Co, Redwing, MINN" The words circle the bottom. Clay is unglazed on bottom. Jug has wide mouth,beehive style, no decoration, applied handle, measures approx. 7 l/2" tall, shows a few glaze runs. Can you tell me its’ value? Thanks! Deborah
Continue reading