5 piece albany slip bowl set, covered casserole and a Chocolate pot

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I have a 5-piece set of pottery – three graduated bowls, a covered casserole, and a "chocolate pot". The set is brown with a green band and was purchased in the 1930′s by my father for his mother. Some of the pieces are labeled "red wing USA", but others of the set do not have any markings. All the pieces are in factory condition. Do I have "real" Red Wing pottery? If so, what do you estimate the value of the set? Nancy
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4 gallon Red Wing Crock

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I have a 4QT Red Wing crock in good condition. It was given to me through inheritance. I was told this piece is valuable and old. Can you please tell me approx. value as we would sell to the right collector who appreciates this piece.Please see attached pictures. Beth
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Red Wing Shape Ashtray

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Hello: When I was a child in the 1950′s we had a spoon rest in the shape of a wing in a lovely dark red glaze. Does Red Wing still make this and if not, is there a site where I might find one to buy. thanks. Doug

Answer: Hi Doug

I don’t think there is a spoon rest in a wing form, but there is an ashtray, which I think would work just as well. Red Wing went out of business in 1967, but if kyou check ebay, or some shops around Red Wing, I think you can find another. I think these usually sell for around 50-75.00. thanks, steve n rose

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question from: dboyd735@hotmail.com

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Hi, I contacted you a couple weeks ago but have not seen an answer on your website about my jug, maybe I did not submit my question correctly. I was wondering if you could tell me if this small jug with a petal type of decoration was made by Red Wing. It is about 6" tall and 6" wide and has a double row of a petal style design around the middle. Any information you may have would be appreciated. Thanks, Deb
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Red Wing 1380 and 278

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I was recently cleaning out some of my mother’s things and came across some very old Red Wing pottery pieces. It contains two five-piece candy dish sets that I remember seeing at my grandfather’s home when I was little. The printing on the bottoms of the candy dish sets says "1380 Red Wing USA". In addition to the previously mentioned sets, there was also one large matching bowl. The printing on the bottom of the bowl is "278 Red Wing USA". As you will see in the attached picture they appear to be in very good condition. Only one of the small pieces of one candy set appears to have been cracked and subsequently repaired. Other than that, they appear to be in perfect condition. Can you please shed some light on the potential value/interest in a set like this? Thank you in advance your help. Cheryl Dougherty

Answer: HI Cheryl

these sets were made around 1949, value is about 60.00 for each set. thanks, steve n rose

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5 gallon Western Leaf Crock

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I have a Western Stoneware crock #5 which measures 13" in diameter and 13" hight. It’s in excellent condition–no chips or cracks. I was wondering what the value might be.

Sue

Answer: Made by Western Stoneware dating late teens early 1920′s I am thinking. The markings are a little light so that will hurt the value a bit. I would say in today’s market the price range would be $50-$80 if in excellent condition. Scott

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Brown top jug

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Requesting the value of a very old shoulder jug. Dark brown and natural,leather tog attached, no distinguishing marks, lettering, or other identifiers. 9 inches tall, 5.5 inches diameter. Not in mint condition, many years of field use. LInda
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