Question:We have an old cookie jar that has been in my husband’s family for at least 60 years. They always called "him" Mr. Cookie. Could be a family nick name or something from the manufacturer. The bottom is stamped with Red Wing USA and has a printed script of Red Wing USA with additional undistinguishable writing.
Hip to hip(his widest area) is 8.5". the base is 6.5" high, with the top on he is 11.25" high at the top of his baker’s hat.He is in perfect condition…no chips, no fading, no discoloration. His caramel colored glaze is smooth, no crazing. The accent touches on his face, hat, watchchain, feet are darker brown. The interior is also in perfect shape…and smells faintly of the chocolate chip cookies he was known to store. Any information you can provide about Mr Cookie would be appreciated. I also understand that this is Christmas week and I don’t expect a quick reply. Happy Holidays to you and yours.
Linda Gray
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Round Up casserole
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I have been given a Red Wing Round Up Casserole as pictured in the link below. It is in excellent condition. Can you tell me it’s value? Many thanks, Lisa
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Patio Supper Set
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I have a Patio Supper Set in earth tone color that was produced in the 50′s, maybe later The Patio Supper Set is oval and divided into 3 sections with a 4th for the coffee cup. Red Wing USA is inscribed on the bottom of the plate. I need a coffee cup to replace one that has broken and would appreciate any information you could provide. Rod
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Red Wing Sewer Pipe Sample
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I found a miniature stoneware pipe 3" tall, brown glaze, adv. RED WING PIPE CO. price $75. I’ve never seen one before, have you? THanks. Brad
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Red Wing 1089 Vase
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I have a light green matte pineapple vase that is stamped Red Wing USA 1089. It is about 6 1/2 inches high. Could you please tell me what you think it might be worth. Many thanks! Jenna
Answer: Hi Jenna
your vase is from 1941, and has a value of around 30.00. thanks, steve n rose
Stag deer lobby jar with cooler features
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I have a 10 gallon Red wing water cooler in mint condition (no cracks or damages of any kind). It is approximately 100 years old. Has the original wooden top on it and most likely the original dispenser. It is a "salt-glazed" cooler with yellowish/tan color and a stag deer with a doe near it formed into the pottery. Also has trees formed in too. I know it’s very rare, but I don’t know the value of it. I’ve tried to research it, but can’t find one similar. Can you help? Have you seen one like this and what’s the approx. value? Thank you. Peggy
Answer: Hi Peggy
red wing did do the "deer" sandjar, it was done in the early 30′s. I’m pretty sure the water cooler version of it was done by robinson Rainsbottom, out of Ohio. I think it had a stoneware lid, not wood. These usually sell for around 300.00 or so. thanks steve n rose
5 gallon Waconda Springs Jug
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My uncle recently priced away and we found a crock jug in the basement. We were trying to find a value for it. It is a 5 gallon jug in good to excellent condition. It has Waconda Springs water written/painted on it. Can you give me an idea of what it is worth? Thank you. Sorry I do not have a picture of it at this time. Dave
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I have a small football with a gopher standing over it about the size of a baseball(overall size). The year 1939 is on the bottom. Was this made to commemorate a championship year or a special event. Any history or value to this?
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Question:I have what looks like a water vase, it is 7-1/4" tall and 3" wide, oval shaped, teal in color with horizontal lines running into what I would call a leaf pattern. It has a handle from the rim down to the center of the vase and is stamped RED WING POTTERIES INC. on the bottom. How old is it and how much might it be worth?
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