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My grandmother has a small lidded jar with a swing handle that she thinks is Red Wing. It is probably 6-7 inches tall. There is a small chip in the lid (you can see it in the picture). The stamp on the bottom says Red Wing, but I can’t find any similar stamps in your pictures. Is this authentic? If so, is it worth anything? Thank you for your time. Monica
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These jugs do not have any markings on them outside of the Bon I. Look advertisement. Any information would be much appreciated. Thank You Chris
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I recently picked up an old pottery jug and I was wondering how old it might be, any history on who may have made it and value as well. It stands about 16 inches tall and the only marking I can find on it is a big blue 2 (I assume 2 gallon jug). The other interesting thing is that the inside appears to maybe be lined with metal? I sent a picture of the outside and one to try and show the inside. Curtis
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My fiance’s father has some redwing pottery, sizes 1-30 in perfect, mint condition. I’m uploading a picture that I found on wikipedia to help explain what they look like. If I remember right, they all either look this picture exactly, or they may have molded handles on the side. Just wondering what something like this is worth, as my fiance’s mother has just recently passed away, and his dad is looking to sell these in hopes of help with costs. Jenni
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Below is a picture of an 8 gallon red wing water cooler I recently purchased. The cooler itself is in good condition, it does have a hairline crack about 5 inches long coming from the spigot, and the lid is in bad condition but there none the less. It has a large chip out of the rim and also has a hairline crack running across half the lid. I have provided a picture for you to look at, thanks! Brandon
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Hello, I have 2 Red Wing pottery crocks that are my mothers and she would like me to sell them for her. Could you give me a value for them. I have included photos of each. they are both marked with a 2 on them, both are in perfect condition, no cracks, no chips and the glazing is great. I can take more photos if you would like. Hope to hear from you soon, Tim
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Seeking aprox. age and value of a LARGE red wing crock. GREAT conditon. Stands about 2 ft. high. 1 1/2ft. across. Perfect ornate blue 4 on front. Below that perfect red wing symbol. Below that perfect blue oval stamp saying name of company red wing minn. ect. Great condition. Light beigh to cream in color. No cover. Only 2 very slight not quite a chip on the very bottom edge when turned over. Tiny and like just a tiny slice off in maybe 1/8 to 1/4 inch in size. My mom collected and has been gone for 22 years. My Dad at 98 years young passed this year and we are just going thru the cellar : )….No clue for sure of age but, its old as my mom collected. Did not purchase new. Can you give any advice of age, value, rarity, info of any kind? We want to keep it most likely as its something nice to represent her collection but, really wonder about it. Thanks in advance. I could send a photo if needed. I dont have one now but, could do that. Thanks, Denise
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Hello, I have a piece that is 16 1/2 " from (lenght)top to bottom and 15" (width)across the top. It is dated Dec.21st,1915. I did not clean it as of yet,don’t know if I should. Regards, Tony
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Is there any way to a repair a crock that is cracked, and still be able to use it for making kraut? Steve
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I have a "6" butter churn with lid marked with the oval Union Stoneware Co., Red Wing, Minn. The churn body includes two handles. The churn body has some cracking at the bottom. Churn body includes two leafs or ears marking on the front. The churn lid is in very good to excellent condition. The wooden handle appears to be original. How old is it? How much is it worth? Thanks Bob
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