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No question. Just wanted to say thanks to Steve n Rose for answering my question. I am the one who inquired about a B2009. I opened the website and saw my question front and center, felt like I was on T.V. or something. I wish that I had a picture of the vase but I am not that computer savvy yet. I also wish that I had checked the spelling. Thanks again. If I ever get tired of the vase I’ll send it to Nebraska for your museum. It’s a very nice piece of pottery.
you are most welcome! steve n rose
This a picture of the other crock. Do you think it was made in the same time period? It has a small crack on the side behind the ear running from top to bottom. There is still the wire I found it with wrapped around the neck to stop it from further damage I would guess. what would be it’s appoximate worth? thank you, Diane
here is a picture of the chipped ear that is covered with the same glaze as the rest of the crock.
Hello Al, 31 years ago when the old house I was raised in was being bulldozed down I saw there was a root cellar that we had not known about beneath it. I found 2 salt glazed crocks. Here is a picture of the 20 birch leaf. A few years ago a collector of these said it was made in the late 1890′s by Red Wing. Do you think it is? There are no other stamps on it, it has no cracks, but it does have a large chip on the ear and 3 small ones on the rear base ( though all seem to have been there before the glazing as they are covered with the same glaze). Did they produce ‘seconds’ for a cheaper price? I’m going to attempt it’s sale and would like your opinion of it’s approximate worth. Thank you for any help, Diane.
I would like to know the value of this piece. It measures 10 inches across with no chips or cracks but with some crazing. Thanks in advance!
I have this dish I’m not sure what it is, maybe a advertising piece for in a store. The dish measures 6" by 2 1/2". I have no idea of it’s age or value. Can you help me? Thanks, Doug
HELLO I HAVE A VERY NICE OLD REDWING VASE ITS NUMBERED 1011 IT IS IN IDEAL CONDITION ABOUT 97% OVERALL OTHER THAN LITE USE, ACTUALLY VERY CLEAN..IT HAS A MINUMAL OF AIR SPECKS, A MINUMAL OF CRAZING IN THE THINNER PORTION OF THE UPPER VASE THE CRAZING IS VERY LITE IN COLOR. THE VASE ITSELF IS AN IVORY COLORING. THE AIR SPECKS ARE FROM ITS MANUFACTURING ABOUT 6-8,THE VASE IS 11" IN HT. ITS KNOWN AS THE MAGNOLIA MODEL VASE CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT HOW OLD IT MAY BE I ASSUME ABOUT THE LATE 40s AS A GUESSTIMATE OF AGE! THANK YOU …THE PICTURE INCLUDED IS WHAT I HAVE AT THIS TIME JUST A GUESS THANKS AGAIN …SCOTT
Hello, I have Red Wing M-3006 vase. It is 16" tall and green, rust & grey in color. I am having difficulty finding informatiion on this piece. Any help is appreciated. Thank You, Chad