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I have a Red Wing 5 gallon jug that I have had for about 30 yrs. I do not recall how long it has been in the family. It is in good condition.I am curious as to it’s value. Thank You, BJA
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Hi there I have a 4 gallon Red Wing Crock 12 " high and 12" across, with what I would class as minor superficial damage- two chips to the bottom edge and two firing cracks on the bottom inside. Also there is a fine crack down one side about 4" long which can be seen both inside and outside. I am attaching pictures and would appreciate some idea of its value. Thank you. Liz Bowers

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I own 2 P.C. Murray Jugs from Dubuque Iowa. The first jug is 1 gallon, with a crisp blue stencilling, mint. This is the same jug Larry has pictured in his book. My jug is not signed. The second jug is a pint size, I believe. It is in mint condition. Its advertising is stamped on. The bottom of the jug is signed Red Wing Stoneware. What is the value of my 2 jugs? My computer is getting fixed, I may be able to email a photo maybe next week when I get the computer back. If I could get pictures, can I email them to you prior to posting your responce? Thanks, Tom
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I bought a crock at a estate sale last fall and cannot determine if anyone has heard about this one. It is a zinc glaze 1 gallon crock with the ( ER-MAN-TROUT’S HOME BAKED BEANS ) on the front in cobalt blue. Please ask around, I can’t find anything on this advertising. If pics. are required, I can e-mail some pics. Thanks to all Doug

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Approximate Value? Monmouth Pottery 20 gallon Pot with an "N" stamped under one handle. thanks for looking. Dan

Answer: Dan,

This is a Monmouth Pottery piece that was made in IL. You may want to check the Collectors of Illinois Pottery and Stoneware Club:

http://www.coips.org/

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Approximate Value? Monmouth Pottery 20 gallon Pot with an "N" stamped under one handle. thanks for looking. Dan
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We have a #3 Red Wing water cooler that is in perfect condition except for a small chip on inside of lid. It was inherited from mother of my husband who used it in her schoolroom when she was a teacher in the 1930′s. Would you have any idea what it might be worth. I do not have a picture at this time but can get one if you need it.
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For Al Kohlman. I am the person who asked for information on an 8" salt-glazed cover that I think is North Star. I would like to mail you a photo of it along with a copy of page 20 of David Newkirk’s book "A Guide to Red Wing Markings" which shows a shard that is identical to the top of my cover. What address can I use to mail this to you? Thanks, Dayton

Updated question an answer to 8 gallon North Star Lid

http://www.redwingcollectors.org/content/view/2857/118/

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I bought this #3 birch leaf churn recently. It has its original lid and dasher. There are no chips or cracks on the churn or on the lid. There is a small area on the left side of the Union oval that the glazing has been scraped off. The size of the churn is 13 1/4" tall and 9 1/4" wide at the top rim. How old is this churn? What would be the approximate value? It also came with an old wood lid, that I was told was used when they churned butter. The top of the wood lid is bowl shaped. Thank you, Bob
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I acquired this #4 tornado crock. Is this crock a Red Wing? There are no chips or cracks, but the elephant ear handles have rough spots. There are a few stains. The size is 11 1/2" tall and 11" wide at the top rim. How old is this crock? What would be the approximate value? Thanks, Susan
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