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Is this a red wing crock?? If so how much are they worth?? thank you
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I just posted a question about my 10 gal. water cooler and sent along a photo of it, but would also like to submit the photo of the crack in the back. thanks again
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I have a 10 gal water cooler. just wondering if you could tell me by the photos about how much it may be worth. It has the elephant ears, and has a large crack in the back. Also wondering if you could tell me a good source to repair it or if it should be repaired. I am also wondering just how much a repair may cost. Thank you.
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I have a Red Wing Beater Jar (I know it to be more than 55 years old) that still has the working double beater. The jar itself is in good shape, all printing visible, but hairline crack from top to bottom on back side. Again, beaters still work.
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HI- I have 2 questions the first is I have a 10 gallon red leaf, as well as a couple 5 gallons that are in close to excellent condition. My first question is what would be the apporoxamate value on these items. And the second question is, some of the itmes have some debris such as fiber glass inside them from a recent tornado. What would be the best way to clean them. Thank you for your time
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I have a large water crock with original spigot. Unfortunately, the last time I used it, some of the spigot "workings" broke, probably from rust. Can it be repaired, and if so, where? Thank you, I love that crock and would love to be able to use it again.
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I was given this item in "lamp" form when a friend of mine was disposing of items from a family estate. I recognized it could have value, but it was foolishly converted by someone who was, well, a fool. I’d like to know what its value range is as both a perfect in tack piece and its current "hole in the side for the lamp cord". Hole is about 7/16". I guess that was the smallest drill they had? Heck maybe I’m the fool and that’s the way it was produced . . . for a spigot? One never knows, but it would probably be on the front not the side. Also how unusual or uncommon are these and was it made for a true purpose or as some mass collectable piece? Enclosed are 2 photographs (I hope). If the other didn’t make it then I’ll sed it when you respond. Thank you for your time, Doug Jamieson
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My family found this crock at an auction. My sister-in-law who collects red wing crocks thinks that the elephant ears marking is characteristic of red wing. There are no cracks or chips in the crock and the only markings are the "4" and the elephant ears. Is this a red wing crock? If so, any idea of the value?
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IHave a pitcher that is white I think it looks whit any way it has a blue indian head with head dress, tepees, trees and a blue handle with a indian head at the top of it. It has a number 30S with a line under the S. It is 13 inchs at the back and 15 inches at the spout. 8 inches across the top and 11 1/2 across the bottom. I would like to know if this is Red Wing Pottery and if it is when it was made.
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This item has no lid for it, it is not dated. On the bottom it says, "Red Wing Ware, Saffron." It is 26" around, 8.5" high, and 6" across the top of the opening. Can you give me an estimated value?
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