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Which butter churns have handles? I’m having a hard time finding certain churns and am not sure if all or a select size are available .
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I am in Napa and accuired this pot I think it is a 30 gal redwing have you any idea of its value looks in very good shape Thanks Bill
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I have this crock that is 19" high and 16" across. tan on the outside and dark brown glaze inside. there are no markings that i can find. is there anything you can tell me about it? Thank You Adam Miller
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Hi, I have a 10 gallon redwing water cooler without lid. What would it be worth? Where does one go to sell it? Thanks. PS I also have a small jug. It does not have a brand name on it, but looks to be similiar in age. It is brown on bottom and tan on top. It has the finger holder near the top. Thanks, Jan
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My father-in-law bought a 12 gallon red wing crock today. What made it stand out was that it had the word "special" printed in red above the number, which he has never seen before. I don’t have the piece with me so I can’t provide an image, but was wondering what "special" might mean and what value it might be placed at. There are a few small chips and a hairline fracture. If an image is requested we can provide that within a few days. Thank you. Li

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I have an old crock which has been indicated to me might be an early Red Wing although I am very doubtful. Anyway, it is a salt glaze 3 gallon, with side 8 bullseye and beesting. It does have 2 handles, it appears to have been at least partially thrown and partially manufactured. The front is flat the back has a bump or ridge that is sometimes common in thrown items, also the top dimensions are 10" diam x 9 1/2" diam and bottom is stirctly 10" diam. Any information you could provide would be most appreciated. I found your site doing research on a 20 gal. Red Wing Cooler/Crock I have and so here I am to find out about this little treasure. It’s been in our family for over 30 years. Thank you. Connie Zeller
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