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We have one of the Red Wing chief steins – I think its called Ol Sleepy Eye – has the chief on one side and the blue scene on the other side. The bottom has NO 32. Can you tell me its history and its current value? Brenda
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I have this 8 Gal, RW water cooler. it appears to be hand thrown though i could be wrong it does not have handles nor is there a place for them and there is a cork where the spigot would be. no chips. there is a crack shaped like a crow foot to the left of the red wing. as u can see in the picture and there is no lid. would love to know more about this interesting piece. Any info would be great! Best Regards, Zac
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I heard that the two birch leaf design was made prior to 1909 by Red Wing and these were made for Sears. I have a 4 gal. crock that has the number 4 with a line with 2 leafs that hang down from this line. There is no oval and has handles on the sides. I think these are called elephant ear handles. Am I correct on my answer? What is the value of this crock? Thank you. Tom
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i have a 4 gallon salt glaze butter churn cobalt with 4 mark at the top that looks like a H and under that is a sideway 8 then a beehive and target what do i do to sell it, i found it in my 120yr farmhouse in stevens point wis. Michael
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I have a 5 gallon salt glaze jug with turkey drippings. It is in good condition but there are no markings on the bottom. Is this a Red Wing piece? Debra
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I seen where the blue wing on a crock has more value than the normal red wing. Is there any different values in the dinnerware lines if the wing is red, blue, black, or green? Thank you. Rod
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Can you tell me if this is a red wing crock…there are no other markings on it. If it isnt can you tell me what it is and value. There is a hairline crack front down to # and another in very bottom inside, thank you
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This is for Al again. I am the lady with the 12" bowl. Did you look at the design on it? I believe it is suppose to be a band bowl. Not a sponge bowl. That is why I think it is a mistake and perhaps rare. Did a little research on the 12" sponge bowl and it was suppose to be a banded greyline bowl. They made a mistake and sponged it instead. Hope this helps. Let me know if I am wrong. I attached a picture last time. Thank you for your help. Tina

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A couple a questions if you’d be so kind for an assist on values. Current value for a flawless mint #4 koverwate. Blue 4 and blue edge label clearly stamped. Also a #3 zinc shoulder TRANSITION jug w/3 stamped on upper jug shoulder, ski oval, and nicely stamped btm "redwing union stoneware co." Mint, no smears, sharp redwing stamp and oval. Thanks. Alan
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I just purchased a crock at an estate auction. After I won the man I was bidding against me asked if I knew anything about it. I didn’t other than I liked it. He told me it was a Red Wing Crock. I cannot find the mark online so I hope you can help me with age. It is 11 inches tall and the opening is about 10 3/4 inches. The handles are amazing and I love the brown glaze on the inside. The bottom isn’t marked but it’s concave. I heard someone mention that at the auction and they said it wasn’t Red Wing. I love it no matter what, but if I knew it’s history that would be welcomed information. Thank you! Kathryn

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