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I have several crocks that have been passed down through the family. I would like to have some idea of what they’re worth. I have a 6, 12,10 & 2 gal crock. They have the red wing label on the front and on the side it has patened mark of 1915. They also have handles on them. I would like a general idea of their value. Thanks for your help. Pat Meredith
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Request the age and value of this 20 gallon crock in very good condition. It has no cracks and only 2 small chips in the side. The rim is in excellant shape. Roger
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I found this at the local thrift store today and really would love to know more about it. It has just a couple knicks and looks as though it got a tad bit of paint over spray on it at some point. Can you tell me about it please and what it might be worth? Thanks so much Cindy
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What do you call the mark on the front of my 3 gallon crock? What about value? There are no chips, it has elephant ear handles and the only blemish is a crack/line on the bottom right side of the crock that is about 5" in length. It doesn’t go through the crock,it is only a surface crack. Thanks! Jean
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I have a stoneware mug that is marked Factory No. 100 Second Div. Wis 25. Could You provide any information of it’s origin or age? Thank you. Nellie
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We received a Red Wing 2 gal water cooler crock with lid from my mother and it is missing the spigot. It’s in excellent condition. There are no chips or cracks. The handles are not rusted. The lid is perfect.Is there anywhere we can purchase an original spigot? What is the approximate value of our piece? We have more pictures if necessary. James
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I have about 6 pieces of red wing union stoneware, patented on december 21st 1915. 3, 6 and 10 gallon crocks. Value? Josh
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Is this Red Wing and the value is? It has a number 4 and USA on it but not a thing on bottom. Thank You Dave
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30 in large numbers Red Wing Union Stoneware Company Red Wing Minnesota Excellent condition. I am 75 and I think that it is older than I am. Any market for it? Estimated value. Thank you. JIm
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My mom’s side of the family homesteaded in Kansas starting in about 1884. These ceramic butter jars were commonplace. One of my girlfriends loves this kind of thing and wonders about it’s history and value to a collector. It’s as fresh as the day it came out of the factory (no damage). Can you enlighten us? Mark
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