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Can you tell me what it is and what the value might be? I can’t seem to tell if it’s a 5 or a 6 on it. Also, what the value would be without the damage? There is the one chip on the botttom that you can see in the photo and a secondone on the side that is similar in size. There is also the stain to the left of the stamp. Is there anything I can do to try to remove the stain? Thanks Jean
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Dear Mr. Kohlmann, I’ve tried to research this churn but it seems to have a little bit of everything and not enough of anything for me to put a value to it :) The churn is approximately 15 1/2" tall and the mouth is approximately 9" wide from outside edge to outside edge. Between the fancy blue 4 at the top and the blue oval seal at the bottom there is a very faint and blurry pinkish Red Wing logo. The oval seal is laid out as follows: Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. ——— Red Wing, Minn. There is a patent in blue to the right of the fancy 4 laid out as follows: Patented (in large letters) Dec. 21st, 1915 (in smaller letters) There is a dark blue smearing into dark red smearing into dark blue again glaze streak under the right handle as you look at it. There is a crack starting to just below and to the left of the fancy 4 and down to just above and to the left of the oval seal that appears to go through to the interior. There is also a small chip at the bottom where the side meets the bottom that appears to have happened when it was made because the beige glaze covers the chip. Thank you for any information that you may give me regarding this churn. I have grown very fond of this piece and hope to have some kind of value placed on it to entice my niece and her sons to keep it when I pass it on :) Ann C. Heighten Louisville, Kentucky
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I have a 4 gallon Red Wing crock in the North Star pattern. An abstract 4 on top and a cobalt blue leaf (Almost looks like a heart) sideways top to the left bottom to the right. It is a salt glaze finish. It is in pristine condition, no marks or cracks. What is it valued at? Deb
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I was searching in an old junk pile on our property today and found an old 12 gallon Red Wing crock dated 1913. It’s beautiful, but, SADLY, broken. About 4 larger pieces in the front area. I had pity on her and brought her up to the house for a thorough cleaning and now I’m going to glue her back together because she’ll still be beautiful on my deck! My question is… What type of glue is the best to glue this pottery together with? I have instant krazy glue – will this work? I’ve only read "heavy duty glue" but that doesn’t help on exactly what kind or brand. Thank you! IF you have time, please respond quickly as I’d love to get started ASAP! :) Alice
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how much is a 25 gal redwing crock with lid worth? in good condition thank you Illa
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I have a yellowish pitcher with striped brown band around it. Also stamped spencer cement block works concrete block brick and tile phone 550-x spencer, Iowa On bottom stamped red wing saffron ware Good shape.what is this worth Maureen
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I had a 5 gallon crock, no cracks, great condition with handles that was broken in a move. Please let me know how much it was worth. Julie
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What is the value of my 50 gal red wing crock ? It is in good condition. Still holds water. I am attaching photos. Thank you. Barb
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What is the value of my 50 gal red wing crock ? It is in good condition. Still holds water. I am attaching photos. Thank you.
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Hi Al, I got a 20 gallon Birch that I would like to get a value on. There are no cracks, but it does have three small chips on the top inside rim and a couple small chips on the back bottom edge. The molded handles are in perfect condition. Thanks, Chris
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