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We received a Red Wing 2 gal water cooler crock with lid from my mother and it is missing the spigot. It’s in excellent condition. There are no chips or cracks. The handles are not rusted. The lid is perfect.Is there anywhere we can purchase an original spigot? What is the approximate value of our piece? We have more pictures if necessary. James
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I have about 6 pieces of red wing union stoneware, patented on december 21st 1915. 3, 6 and 10 gallon crocks. Value? Josh
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Is this Red Wing and the value is? It has a number 4 and USA on it but not a thing on bottom. Thank You Dave
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30 in large numbers Red Wing Union Stoneware Company Red Wing Minnesota Excellent condition. I am 75 and I think that it is older than I am. Any market for it? Estimated value. Thank you. JIm
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My mom’s side of the family homesteaded in Kansas starting in about 1884. These ceramic butter jars were commonplace. One of my girlfriends loves this kind of thing and wonders about it’s history and value to a collector. It’s as fresh as the day it came out of the factory (no damage). Can you enlighten us? Mark
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I am looking for the approx value of a Redwing No. 2, black lettering, oval reading union stoneware company, redwing, minn, double leaves are below the oval…some minor chips but would rate it at 8.5 out of 10. Part 2, additional info The redwing no. 2 with the black oval and double leaves was sold to me with a cap and butter churn paddle Thank you Ron
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hello, can anyone tell me the significance of the size of the wing. one 4 gallon open top piece of red wing i have with no handles has a large red wing on it. this piece i found today hidden in a warehouse has a small red wing, is a 5 gallon jug, and blue seal with a number on it. clueless in gulf breeze, Florida Bruce
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