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I found this jug and was wondering if you could tell me what it is? The only markings on it is a three that has been etched into the top by the spout across from the handle. The etched 3 has a line starting at the top of the three towards the spout, as I hope you can see from the picture. It is etched pass the glaze down into the ceramic. The base is 9" in diameter, and it is 14" from the bottom to the top of the spout. The opening is a hair more than an inch diameter with no markings on the bottom as far as I can see. It is a brown alkaline glaze and has no cracks or chips in it at all. Would love to know what history and value the jug has. Thank you. Steven
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I have a redwing crock jug here’s a discription: Rare Rhinelander Wisconsin advertising on this Red Wing Stoneware 5 gallon crock. LET MARKHAM & PARKER SERVE YOU. Can you give me an idea of what it’s worth,i also have two smaller crock jugs and one western stoneware #4 crock i’d like information on these if you know where i could get it. thank you Jan
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I picked this piece up at a sale today and am curious as to wether it is red wing brushed ware. It is 9 3/4" tall and 7 1/2" wide. It is a barrel with a wooden peg in the hole in the center and also a hole on top with a cork. I don’t see any marks anywhere and it is in great shape. The color is a darkish brown, the color of cholcolate milk. The picture doesn’t show the true color. Any info would be a help. Thanks Ann
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The #3 crock in this photo does not have handles. Does that mean it is older/more valuable than the #5 next to it? Mary
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I would like to know the value of the these items. Thanks! The item on the left is a 1 gallon ball top Red Wing Jug. Dome top. Few tiny bottom chips. RW3 bottom signed. I believe this is the actual jug pictured on page 21 of the Red Wing Stoneware Guide (the markings are identical). The item on the right is a 1 gallon North Star Wide Mouth Jug. Small flake on lip. NS1 bottom signed. I can’t tell for sure if this is the one pictured on page 21 of the Red Wing Stoneware Guide. Jill
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I have a 4 gallon Red Wing salt glazed crock with Albany slip lining and molded handles. The orange peel surface on the outside is a very pleasing darkish tan color. The cobalt markings are called the bee sting design I think. Below the number the design is a spiral with a trailing line going vertically downward. No cracks, chips, stains or other damage. No marking on bottom. What is the age and value of this crock? This is a pretty crock. Sorry I do not have a picture for you. Gail
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Hello there AL !!… I recently aquired an old 3 gallon salt glazed crock which I believe could possibly be red wing but am not quite sure on this one. There is not a crack or chip to be found. ANY help you could provide would be greatly appreciated ! Thanks for your time!!… Rome
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Hello there Al ! I have a couple of salt glazed pieces I was wondering if you could possibly help me with on both age and value? The first is what looks to be a very old 4 gallon with an unfamiliar design. I recognize what looks to be a "target" or "bullseye" but I would still like an experts opinion. It has a couple minute flea bites on one of the handles and that is about it. No cracks of any sort. Rome
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2 large crocks,#10,below that redwing stamp below that blue circle redwing onion stoneware co red wing minn,with handles,next #20 same decription as above no handles but has old wire with turnscrew.on the #10 on the upper outside it looks like a stamp patent pending 1912. What can you tell me about them. Dan
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I have a 10 gallon red wing crock that is in good condition, very similiar to the picture that someone sent you.. Could I still get that price for it? if so who could I sell it too? Thank you .. RENAE
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