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My mother has a #20 crock she would like to get a price for. The crock has a hair line crack on the front and a crack in the bottom. I can provide more pictures if it will help. Thanks Sue

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20 gallon salt glazed w/elephant ear handles, brown glaze inside, two lazy 8 marks, one above the other. Looks more like bees, with horizontal lines through the "wing" part. Not marked Red Wing, is it Red Wing and what would the value be. No cracks or chips. Thanks Joe

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I saw the post about singsuper glue to repair a crack. My wife has a Redwing 10 gallon crock she got from her deceased granny. I wasn’t careful and dropped a log on it causing a large 4"x4" pie shaped piece to break off the bottom. Is super glue appropriate to reattach that? Thanks, Jim

Answer: I usually apply liquid Super Glue to the crack and apply a tourniquet to the crock for 24 hours. After the glue as dried (do not wipe Super Glue when wet or you will get a white film on your piece that is very hard to remove) I use a razor blade to remove any excess. Just make sure you read the label on the glue to make sure it does not affect any food you may process in your crock. Al Kohlman

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Hello, My mother gave me this large bowl that she purchased at an estate sale. It’s diameter is approximately 13" and it’s just under 6" deep. It has no decorations, there are no cracks and it seems to be in very good condition. The bottom is marked with ‘Red Wing U.S.A.’ and ’2′. Any information you could provide would be greatly appreciated! Thank you
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I have a crock mason fruit jar that has Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing, Minn. on the front along with the words Mason Fruit Jar. Pictures are attached. Can you tell me the history and value of this item. Thank you, Paula Wellman
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I would appreciate information on RED WING shoulder jug.I found it 39 years ago in a old barn in Barrington , Illinois. It has no chips, bottom edge is worn,and in the glazing it looks like a tool mark on the one side.The bottom says Red Wing Minnesota The advertising is from the Khlem family of Arlington Heights, Illinois.. Not sure the gallon size. I would like to know the value. I’m interested in selling the jug. Thank You, Patti
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I am looking for era and approx value, the crock is in excellent condition. Thanks
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I have a Fort Dodge 6 gal. crock, with "adv" mint cond. I dont have a picture but the "adv" on it says Fort Dodge Stoneware Co. manufacturers of Fine Bristol Ware Fort Dodge,Iowa. That is about all that I can tell you , It is a fine piece. Like to know what it is worth. Thanks again Cleo

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Based on the mark shown in the oval – I believe the production date was 1917 – 1918. This measures 18" tall no cracks or chips. Just curious as to approx value range. Your help is much appreciated
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I have a 25 gal Plymouth Stoneware Crock – no cracks with the rooster logo. I see that the 10 gal crock ranges $1000-$125. I am wondering about the 25 gal. Thank you.
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