Question:
I have three Red Wing Jugs that I got when my sister-in-law passed away. I think they are Red Wing Jugs, the one with the 6 has patented 1915 and other markings. It has no hair line fractures or anything wrong with it. The lid however has a chip underneath it that can not be seen. The only markings the other Jugs have are the ones you can see. Can you tell me anything about them and what they might be worth please. Michelle
Continue reading →

Question:
I have 2 5 gallon red wing crocks (funnel top with handle) one has a large wing and the other has a much smaller wing…..does the wing size indicate age? Ilona
Continue reading →

Question:
what would a 5 gal red wing jug be wourthperfect shape. Jim
Continue reading →

Question:
Hellow. My wife and I volunteer at a resale shop and are "in charge" of the antique/collectable" section. Recently a donation came in consisting of 7 spongeware bowls. Each bowl has 6 panels and they have colors of blue and orange. The bowls are not marked and have no cracks or chips. The smallest bowls measures 5" in diameter at the top, the largest 11". We can provide jpgs is needed. Might these be Red Wing? Value" All proceeds from this resale shop go to help support a local high school. Thanks for any help you might be able to provide. Wally
Continue reading →

Question:
Hi, I was wondering if you could help me in my research about a pottery jug I picked up at an estate sale. From what little I could find my White Rose Rye Whiskey jug made by the P.J. Bowling Liquor Co. in St. Paul. Minn is made by the manufacturer who later became known as Red Wing. It is a little over 6" tall to the tip of the jug itself. There are a couple of cracks right above the lowest blue decorative band, but to me it looks like something that is more in the finish than something that goes all the way through. Do you have any idea of the history of this piece and the value? Thank you for your help! Sincerely, Cindy Johnston
Continue reading →