Question:
I have a cookie jar with Red Wing USA on the bottom. It also has the words Patent and three rows of numbers stamped under that. The bottom number appears to be 31383.
The cookie jar is a blue friar holding a Bible, one finger pointing and the words Thou Shalt Not Steal on a banner across the front of his robe. It is 7 inches wide, 10 inches high and in excellent condition with some crazing but no chips. The color is not faded and it has a shiney glaze.
Can you tell me how old it is and an approximate value?
can you give me some idea what this might be and its value
Hi: Just wondering if this is a red wing. Also I am new at this if this were MINT what would be worth? As you can see there is a big crack, how much does this affect the value… thanks Kelly
Hi again, I thank you so much for answering my two other questions and I come along to ask another. I bought this 3 gallon crock at an estate sale a couple of days ago and was wondering the history and value. I saw that it does have a marking but I don’t know if it’s a "B" or an "8". I also saw the chipping above the mark and there is a hairline crack inside which you may be able to see in the photo. Thank you so so much for having this site. I am new to the world of crocks so being able to come here with answers is a God send.:) Molly
Hi I recently purchased a 2 gallon butter churn it has the number 2 and birch leaves. I was wondering is it made by redwing and what year was it made and a value? there is a tiny chip on one of the handles and no lid. thank you Paul
I recently purchased these two planters and I cant find them listed in any of the books I have can you help me with any info and a value? the smaller one is marked redwing usa # 938 and the larger one is marked redwing usa #941 thank you paul
Hi– I have two crocks that I’m hoping you can help me identify. They aren’t Red Wing, but I have NO idea what they are, so I have nowhere to start as far as determining value. I have attached a picture of the mark, which is the same on both, except one has a "1" and one has a "5". Can you help? Thanks! Stephanie