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My mom has a large crock – it is 23inches high – 17 inches across (inside diameter – outside diameter is 19 inches) there is a faded 20 on the side. The inside is dark brown, the outside off white in color, there is an indented line circling the crock about 3/4 of he way up from the base. It is in great conditions – no cracks or peeling. There are no markings on the bottom to indicate where it was made. Any help on identifying this would be greatly appreciated as she would like to sell it, but has no idea of how much she should expect. Thanks for your help, Missy
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Can you tell me what this Redwing piece is? It is 18" tall with a 15" dia. It has no wing, only the blue oval( 2" ). It has no cracks or chips. There are no handles. There is a porous stone piece cast in the bottom of the cone. Approx. value? Thank-you, Brian.
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Hello, I’m looking to identify the production line date, style, type of this stoneware jug. Initially recovered from a Wisconsin farm building in the 60′s. Hand-turned? Any info is appreciated. Hope the 2 images go through.
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Please give me the value on the domed fruit jar that I have. Pictures are attached.
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Do you know what this is called and how much it’s worth? I have a Red Wing Crock that my Great Grandmother bought at a yard sale because my Grandma collects Red Wing. We had never seen one like it since it was only marked on the bottom. It is in excellent condition there are no chips in it. The inside is glazed dark brown and the only marking is on the bottom which says "Minnesota Stoneware Co. Red Wing Minn"
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I recently purchased these 2 salt glaze crocks the one on the left I think is made by redwing and the one on the right I am thinking is not. I would like to know who made them and a value? thank you paul
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Hello, Al- Here is a picture of the back of my Red Wing Canteen.. I can’t get it any better (Cheap Camera)..It reads in blue—RED WING STONEWARE CO. RED WING, MN. and a blue wing in the middle. I paid $100. Did I get riped off?? Please tell all you can about this item real or not any info would be great. Thanks. Sherri
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Someone told me that Red Wing pottery doesn’t necessarily have to have the red wing logo or name on it. Could you please clarify? Also wonder if you can tell me who made this piece? It is 19 1/2 inches tall, the wooden paddle part is 34 inches tall. The mouth of the churn is 8 inches across. The fattest part of the churn is approx 10 inches across. A couple small places has the blue part worn off and you can see the pottery underneath. The bottom has initials but if you look really careful you can see what appears to be an 8 and looks like at one time there was a name there. Does the big 6 on the top mean it is a 6 gallon? Thank you very much. KB
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I have just purchased this Crock and would like to know If it is Red Wing and to the approxamate year it was manufactured. The measurment is 9 3/4 inches in height and 9 3/4 inches in diamenter.
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We have a #50 red wing crock pot 34 inches tall x apx.24 inches across top. With a brass valve at bottom,and a steel band below valve.We can’t find this pot size anywhere much less a value of this piece,please help us price this piece, Tony Lypp
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