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Greetings and thank you, After being laid off for two years I have started an Ebay business and just came upon an item that you could verify. I will attach a couple pictures but you can view the entire photo shoot at "gallery.me.com/tsgllcidaho" Listed under Red Wing Minnesota Stoneware. It is a brown stoneware jug with lid and missing the original handle. If you could give me a reasonable estimate or if any of yor members are interested let me know. Thank you for your time and let me know if you need any further information. Arthur
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I would like to know if this is Redwing as it is not marked. If it is what might be its value. Thank you for your time. Susan

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I bought a 5 gal. zinc glaze birch leaf churn black stamping with oval over and upside down oval it has a crack going from bottom up about 5 to 8 inches. What is the value? Jake
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I have a 4 gallon elephant ear Union Stoneware Co crock that I would like to know the approximate value. It has a small chip at the bottom edge and one under one of the handles. There are no cracks. Sorry, I do not have a picture. Thanks Pat
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3 gallon salt glaze churn with cobalt leaf, not signed . Condition is good – no cracks, does have a small chip on the inner lip area. any idea as to the value ? Chris
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This Jug has an imprinted name of the potter, just below the neck (upper right of photo), which says "John B. Caire & Co, Main St, Pokeepsie, NY." Some research indicates Caire made pots from 1840-1852, when he died and his son a partner took over and used their names on the pots. The photo also reflects the finger prints of all 5-fingers. The jug has no chips or cracks, other than waht appears to be the join-line of the upper handle to the jug. Do you have any knowledge of John Caire, and of what the market value might be for this jug? Thanks Chris
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Do you strictly provide information on Red Wing? If you answer questions and have expertise on others, please let me know if this rather unique stoneware pitcher looks familiar to you, as far as where it may have come from, and what era, and possible value. Its only imperfection is the chip in the top rim. Thanks. Chris
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Hi – I’m pretty new to Red Wing and wonder what you can tell me about the 6 gallon ice water crock in this photo, and what the approximate value might be with no physical damage, and if it had relatively minor damage of a small chip and a hairline crack. Thanks. Chris
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Good Afternoon, I have a western stoneware crock. 16" diameter and 18 1/2" tall. #12, maple leaf and stamp that says Western Soneware Company, Monmouth Ill. I would like to use it for plants but then I would need to drill holes in the bottom but I don’t want to damage it if it is worth value. Thank you for your time, Sincerely, Wendy
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I have two red wing union stoneware crocks. One is a 5 with a small wing and the other is a three with a small wing. They were my Mother’s and are in good shape. I’m curious what they would sell for. I also have another crock that does not have a red wing onit, instead it has a 6 and a small hand painted crown with USA within it. It also has a USA imprinted in the pottery on the bottom. Do you know what that would be worth or anything about it? Thanks. Larry
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