Question: 
Someone suggested this corn decanter might be Red Wing….would love to know for sure and a possible value….thanks again. Is the stopper original?
Bob
Answer:
Bob
I think this is Red Wing, the corn decanter, although not marked. shape A51, and having the stopper is a real bonus, they are hard to find. value around 3-400 if in great condition. thanks, steve n rose
Question: 
Hello, again!
I have this gray, stoneware beehive jug (pictured), but I don’t know what is the “generic” name (or type of jug it’s commonly called). It is 13.5″ high, including the handle. It has no marks at all, so I don’t know who made it; if you have any idea, I’m willing to listen! And, of course–any clues as to its value?
Thanks!
Answer:
I have not see this type of jug with two spouts. With one spout, they call it a Monkey jug. With this being said, I would still call it a Monkey jug even, with the two spouts. As far as value goes. With out advertising or a decoration, I would think $30 to $50 or so. Al Kohlman
Question: 
Hi,
I would like to get the value of this 5 gallon Red Wing two leaf crock with logo.
Thanks.
Brenda
Answer:
Brenda, your 5 gallon Red Wing Elephant Ear crock in perfect condition today, $125 to $175. Al Kohlman
Question: 
I have a large round beehive jug and I am wondering if it is a red wing. I am assuming it is a 5 gal jug but there are no marks or numbers on it. It is approx 19 inches tall. If it is red wing can you tell me what it is worth?
Sherri
Answer:
Sherri, normally there would be a number for the gallon-age scratched into the tomb of the jug, however, this in not always the case. I cannot see enough of the jug to say it is Red Wing or not, but lets just say it is. These unmarked Albany slip beehives if they were in perfect condition, use to sell for around $200 when the economy was good. Today you would be looking between $150 & $175. Again for these values it must be perfect (free of any chips, flakes, cracks or hairlines. Al Kohlman
Question:
Hi, could you please tell me if this Compliments of Gus Jeschke Bean pot was made by Red Wing and if so what you would value it at? Thanks, Mike
Answer:
Mike, your Gus Jeschke bean pot was produced by Red Wing. In perfect condition with the lid, $90 to $100. Al Kohlman
Question: 
I got this can you tell me what it is and how old it is.
Answer:
Your pitcher is a Streamlined water jug. In 1940 Red Wing introduced several items under the name “Streamlined” as part of the company’s rapidly expanding Gypsy Trail Hostess Ware line. Each piece in the Streamlined group had a design on each side that consisted of three raised ovals of decreasing size on top of each other. The items were a 64 oz water jug, covered ice box jug, 8″ and 9″ covered casseroles, and 2 cup and 5 cup covered teapots. The water jug had an over-the-top handle and was the only Streamlined item that did not have a cover. By June 1942 the water pitcher was the only remaining Streamlined item in the catalog and by 1944 it too had been discontinued. In later years the pitcher as listed as “Modern” rather than Streamlined. This pitcher was available several colors including yellow, blue, turquoise, orange, pink, green and cream ivory. Value for a turquoise Streamlined pitcher in excellent condition is around $50 if it is in excellent condition.
Question:
Found this cookie jar at an a estate sale. I think it’s a redwing but not sure. And how old it is and value. Klaus
Answer:
Klaus, this Red Wing Sponge Band cookie jar is it is in perfect condition is valued around $1000 with lid give or take a $100 or so either way. Al Kohlman
Question: 
Al, I have a 4 gallon salt glaze lazy 8 target crock, no chips or cracks, there are couple of very small flea bite chips on one handle, and one on the other handle, what I think make it special it is back stamped, I have never seen a small gallon crock stamped, I have seen a couple in books, but never in the eight years I have been buying, and selling crocks, I mostly seen them in 12 gallons and higher, don’t think I’ve seen them even in the 10 gallon size, my question is, how rare is it to find the stamp in the small gallon, also does where the stamp is on the crock make it more valuable (front-side-back), I am attaching pics, thank you. (Woody)
Answer:
Woody, these small Red Wing Salt glazed side stamped crocks are around and can be about as hard to find stamped as the larger ones. Also, having the crock front stamped verses back or side stamped does assist in increasing it’s value. Your pieces as I see it is valued in the area of $800 or so. Al Kohlman
Question:
Hi,
Can you tell me if this churn is a red wing and what’s its value would be.
It’s in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.
Thanks, Tony
Answer:
Tony, the photo of your butter churn is quite small for me to be positive on it’s maker, but from what I can see, it does look like a Red Wing churn. The lid is not Red Wing though. An unsigned 3 gallon Red Wing lazy 8 target churn in perfect condition is between $300 & $350 without the lid. Al Kohlman
Question: 
Hello, Would like to know the value of my 2 gal. Fancy jug and Churn please. As you can see in the picture the jug does have a small crack in the handle. The churn has a small hairline about 4″ long from the base and also no Oval. I did purchase both of them for $48.50 each from a very old junk store in central Missouri. Looks like they were there for a very long time because they need a good cleaning. Thank you…Charles
Answer:
Charles, your 2 gallon Red Wing Fancy jug with wing and crack In the handle would have a value between $450 & $550. The 4 gallon Elephant Ear churn with no oval & 4 inch hairline. $125 to $175. I would say you did quite well here. Al Kohlman