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Can’t find an advertising Red Wing piece to match this casserole… there are some same shapes but this one is gray/white. It has advertising for Peter Bootzin Medford-Abbotsford. I also have some of those bean pots. Can you tell me value, especially of the casserole. Thanks Chuck
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Saffron Ware double blue band bowl
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I have a huge Red Wing bowl (12 inch diameter and 6 3/8 inches deep. As you can see it is a double blue band. It is yellow… I see some 5 inch bowls and saffron bowls in the price guides but none exactly like this. It is in very good condition but there is what I would call an age line about 1 inch off the bottom, it is both on interior and exterior but no damage to indicate it is a crack. Can you tell me what the value is? Thanks. Chuck
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2 gallon large wing crock with lid
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Hello, I have a number "2" Red Wing Stoneware pot with a large wing on it along with a lid. It is stamped "Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing, Minn." It has a glazing on both. Could you please offer some insight to its value and the time frame of its manufacture? Also, is the lid original? I thank you so very much for your time and consideration! Kind regards, Stu Anvils
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Red Wing 422, Console bowl
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Hello I have a question about Red Wing looks like a dinner ware peice or serving platter it is number 422 12 in long 6 inch wide has scalloped detail in is a lime green color on the outside and bottom and grey in the inside and is glazed. Thanks for your time. Becky Timblin
Answer: Hi Becky
It’s a console bowl, designed in 1953. Value is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing B- 2100
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I have the B2100 vase in a green with yellow interior. Would that be valued around $50.00 like the blue/pink one? Cindy
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question5 gallon salt glaze leaf crock and 6 gallon small wing crock
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Hi: There are two crocks (photo attached). The ’5′ crock is 13-inches tall…not a mark or crack on it…looks like new to me! I think it shouldn’t have the lid on it. The ’6′ is 15-inches tall…3-inch hairline crack near the base on the back…otherwise perfect…has wire-and-black wood handles. Here’s what I know for sure: We used to make root beer in them at Grandma and Grandpa’s house! Now, it’s time for them to find a new home. What’s their manufacturing history and approximate values? Many Thanks, Willie Gig Harbor, WA
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Red Wing 651 boot shape
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I have green vase that was my mom’s. It’s in the shape of a women’s hightop shoe with a 1 inch heel. It’s in great condition and has a design on the toe and up the back of the shoe. On the bottom it says RED WING USA 651. Thanks Peggy
Answer: Hi Peggy
the shoe vase/planter, is from the mid fifties. Value is around 55.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
8 gallon salt-glazed water cooler straigh side?
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Al – Did Red Wing ever make Water Coolers "other than" the standard hour-glass shaped ones that Red Wing produced for water coolers and ice waters. I have a chance to purchase an 8-gallon, Salt-glazed water cooler shaped like a standard stoneware crock. It is taller and slimmer than a typical 8-gallon crock, and is flawless and undamaged. It has a beautiful cobalt 8, with cobalt tornado design below it. It has the typical spigot hole, flush with the crock surface. It is not signed, and thus no tell-tale Red Wing markings. It has two side handles like a typical crock, which appear to be the typical Red Wing shape, and are about 5" in width. So did Red Wing ever make anything like this? Thanks. Chris
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