Red Wing Stoneware Lid, 30 gallon

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Hi I recently purchased a button lid it is 23 inches wide and the inner rim is 17 1/2 inches. It is very solid but does have a X crack that does go through the lid the lid is not marked with a size. I was wondering if the lid is red wing and if you could give me an idea of the size and a value of what it might be worth? thank you paul
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20 gallon salt glaze with bird and damage

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i have recently found a 20 gal. red wing crock. its salt glazed I was told with a picture of a bird on it. on it is marked Minnesota Stoneware 1883-1906. there is a (1) crack up the side of it half the height of crock. sorry no picture. i don’t have the means at this time to do that. thank you and hope to hear from you. Sincerly Dallas
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5 Gallon Beehive, Imperial Ski Oval

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Hi: I have a 5 gallon beehive, Imperial, Ski Oval, with the marking B D C W. I couple minor chips & the marking are a little smugged. Any idea of the value & any idea about the name of the company B D C W, thanks Kelly
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30 Gallon large wing

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I want to sell a crock I’ve had for about 25 years and would like to know it’s worth and also what the effect of it’s worth is because it does not have handles. This crock does not have any cracks or chips. I appreciate any information you can give me. Sincerely, Rene’
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15 gallon large with with damage

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What could I sell this Redwing crock for? I have had it ‘forever’ and it got cracked in one of our moves across the country. It has Dec 21, 1915 on side. My husband put a wire around the top to help hold it together but I think it only takes away from its beauty. Thanks for your advice!
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North Star up turned 6 gallon

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We just bought this crock and it was billed a Red Wing North Star crock, although there are no markings. Is this indeed Red Wing? What is the value? There are no hairlines and it appears in perfect shape except for the stains.
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4 Gallon with up turn leaf, North Star

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I was given a salt glaze 4 gallon crock that I was told is Northstar. It is in super condition. It has some very minor roughness on one handle. I was told that the color variation in the salt glaze is typical of the Northstar Stoneware Co. & I was told that the albany slip glaze used on the interior of the Northstar crocks were inferior to that used by the Minnesota Stoneware Co. or the Red Wing Stoneware Co.thus causing this variation in color. Crock is in perfect condition, there are NO lines in this crock to cause these color variations. It has a great multi colored interior. NO base chips,NO rim chips,NO hairlines. It just has typical manufacturing flaws. Photos of the handle, interior and front are attached.

 

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