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I aquired two pieces of Redwing #’s 928 & 929. My question is do the 2 pieces belong together or are they seperate flower pots? They fit together perfectly. Also, do you have any idea of what they are worth and the age of the pieces. Thanks, Cindy
Answer: Hi Cindy, yes, and yes! They were meant to be used as you show, or they could be seperate items as well. They are from around 1965, decorator planters. Value is around 90.00 for both. thanks, steve n rose
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I inhereted a Old Jug, past down from many generations (Quebec/Vermont Border). It has a hand writting underneath the jug but written before the jar was fired up. It says "Red Wing Minnesota Stoneware Co." It has a small chip and some natural wear. It has no number on it and no design. (11"H x 7"D) Can you date and value my piece. Thank you in advance. Lison
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i have 2 nice 30 gallon crocks with handles (one of them the handles rusted off) one of them is almost mint minus a small 1/2 inch chip on bottom rim. not noticable. other one has a couple small hairlines and couple chips. what are they worth in todays market? Thank you Lucas
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i have a 4 gallon birch leaf unstamped crock. i am wondering what the black spots are on it. it feel like they are under the glaze. does not feel like tar or paint or marker. any ideas? Thank you Lucas
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i recently bought a water filter. don’t know much about this. it has blue line like red wing but has a stamp that says something about (water filter nappanee In. water filter co). do you know any information about it? history maybe price. also has a wood spout. Thank you Lucas
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I HAVE A ROUNDUP CASSEROL STICK TYPE AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE SIZE. THE LID MEASURES ACROSS THE BOTTOM 5 3/4" ALSO WAS THE KNOB ON THE LID ADDED AFTER THE LID WAS FIRED? MUCH THANKS.–G.H.
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(RED WING USA 1215) I found this pc along with some Hull and Roseville pottery while cleaning out our grandmothers home in Utah a few years ago. Unfortunately, there’s no one left in the family to tell us where she got them – she traveled all over. I appreciate any information you can share with me about this piece. Is it original? Is it worth anything? As far as I can tell, it’s in good shape…there is a very small chip on the top rim . Thank you very much for your time! – Jamie
Answer: Hi Jamie, it was made in Red Wing, MN, although she could have picked it up most anywhere. It dates to about 1946, part of the Magnolia line. Value around 45.00 with the small chip. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello: I recently bought a 9 1/2′ cherry band pitcher at low cost of suspect authenticity. It appears to be a Redwing advertising piece without any advertising. But there is no mark! Is this a reproduction or authentic? I have some pictures of the real deal and it appears to be looking the same. How can you spot a fake? I can have my husband send a picture later if needed. Thanks! Cynthia
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I found a small picther at a consignment store. It is 7 in high, and a bit over 3in wide. It is cream colored with brown and bone colored rings. The design in the center around is orange and brown "tulip like". I have identified the handle like some other red wings on line, but not the pattern. On the bottom is red wing- usa. This piece looks new. Can you tell me the name, date and ? the value. Thanx, judy
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I got this vase from a friend of mine from her mother’s things. It’s about 9 3/4" tall. The bottom has a blue circle with the following inside of it: Red Wing/Union Stoneware/Co/Red Wing Minn. Do you have any information about this, when it could have been manufactured, etc and any approximate value? Thank you in advance for any help- Betsy
Answer: Hi Betsy, this is a vase from the early 30′s, shape #163. This one is the middle size, there were three. Nice form and glaze, value around 110.00. thanks, steve n rose