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Hello Stoneware ecperts — I am in Indiana and need assistance in identifying a stoneware churn/jar. I do not feel it is from Red Wing, since I believe it is from 1830-1850. Though you all may have the facts that I am looking for on this piece. Can you help? I feel it is ca.1830-50 based upon its shape and size, 20-in tall. It is hand-thrown. The glazes are not indicative to Indiana, Illinois — my region, so this is why I am having trouble with identification. Is this a southern piece, perhaps of the Bechams of Georgia. Is this an alkaline glaze? It does not give me enough of a feel to be "turkey droppings" like the Minnesota stonewares have. This glaze is much "gloppier" in my opinion. Could this stoneware be from the Colorado region? There are two marks that are incredibly hard to read. They both are on the lower area down toward the base. They are as follows: a large hand-incised "??34" and then right below it is a hand-incised capital "B." The "B" is about one 1.25-in tall, and the numbers are about .5-in tall. They were not well incised as they are very shallow in the clay and thus did not fire well. Very hard to read… I have attached one photo, although will send additional ones in individual emails. I thank you so much for any and all information you can share. I have had persons here in Indiana relay a varied opinion as to its worth. I have heard $20,000 to $80,000 based upon the region it is from. What is your professional honest opinion as to its worth? Dianna
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Hey Al,sorry about the previous e-mail I hit enter before done -anyway i have this 3 gal. jug with what appears to be a lazy 8 design but it is a molded jug not sure if redwing or not -it also has a letter H scribed in the back – Hallum?If you think it’s redwing -Value? I have also sent you a pic of another jug which is not redwing but would like to identify the maker if possible looks like a maxfield flower -i have 3 pieces with this flower on -any ideas? or who might? Thanks – Don
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hello, i have another crock i can not find any information on it is only stamped with a 3 and what seems to be a sunflower in black can you help me out? any idea of who made this crock if not a red wing? there are no other stamps or maker marks on it i have looked and can not find any information on it? please help
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Can you tell me the value and if this is Red Wing pottery? It came from my Grandfather who traveled southern MN selling coal. The size is 4 1/2 high by 6 inches. It has no cracks or chips. Looks to have imperfections from glazing. Thanks Terry
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I have this set of mugs with no markings on the bottm..are they Red Wing, and if so the value? They would be of a vintage era from my mothers estate. Renee
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This is a mint crock, is it red wing? Chris
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I have a 4 gallon butter churn in great condition with dasher and all with handle at top and grip at the bottom and a Indian in a circle at the top can you please help me I need as much info as possible please………….. Terry

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I was wanting to know how much this is worth. I can tell you it has no cracks, chips or breaks. It says Red wing union stone ware co red wing mn. It has a number 5 on the lid and the inside of the cooler. It has the wing that is red. it is a 5 gal cooler and has a spout. if you need more pics. i got them Thank you, Rachel
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Could you tell me the value of a small (6" high) round (5.5" diameter), crock pot with the original bail wooden/wire handle and lid (lid has design with a 3 on it) would be worth? There are no cracks, chips etc., it is in mint condition. The inside bottem has a stamp saying Compliments of Fairway Market Larson & Elofson Tel. 24, Cambridge, Minn. Outside bottom has a 3 on it and says made in Red Wing inside a circle. Could send pictures, if needed. Thank you Heidi
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