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I have a Red Wing, Union Stoneware Co, water jug. It is a 3 gallon jug with a red wing in the middle of the side. The 3 is on top, than the red wing and at the bottom is the oval Red Wing Union Stoneware Co stamp. It seems to be in pretty good condition. Can you give me any value amount? Thank you, M C (Sorry I have no picture to submit.)
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I have a Red Wing cherry band pitcher (the bands are blue) that is in good condition. It has a chip on botton of the pitcher. There are no stamps on it. I appears to be very old, it does not look like a replica. Handwritten on the botton is the name "Joe" and beneath his name is "20" which is worn but can still be read. There are a couple of finger prints imbeded on the blue band portion. Do you have any information on this piece? What is might appraise for? I have downloaded a picture that looks just like mine which I found on the internet.
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Hi, I have this pitcher I am trying to get and ID for. It is 8 1/4" tall and 5" in diameter at the base. It is glazed blue outside and white inside. It has one grape cluster with ivy on each side and a leaf pattern around the top and base. It has a dry ring bottom and is unmarked. I was wondering if this might be North Star pottery or Rew Wing and if so value on it. Thanks, Gary
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We have a pitcher labelel "Inter City Fuel Co., Inc." It is about 7 3/4" high. On the bottom is a blue circle in which it says "Made in Red Wing". Is it Red Wing pottery? If so, what is it worth? We also have a five gallon crock with no bottom markings (see picture). could it be Red Wing? Thank you for your help!
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I have 2- 20 gallon crock lids in mint condition. They have a rose petal pattern on top and bale handles.I am interested in selling them and would like an idea of how much they are worth. One has the "20" hand written and appears to be a slightly different color than the other one. I suspect they are from different years.
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Merry Christmas!! I don’t have a question about a specific item, but I’m wondering about the mixing bowls. How many bowls, and what sizes, were usually in a nesting set? thanks, Kim
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I am sending you 2 pictures of my miniature canteen flask. In the 2 books on redwing pottery I have, it is not in there. It is identical in form to the Pierron miniature on page 127 of the Red Wing Collectables book by DePasquale, Peck, & Peterson. Values Updated 2006 edition. Have you ever seen one of these before? Do you think it is one of a kind? What kind of value do you think it has? Measures approx. 3 inches tall and 2 5/8 inches wide. Any input would be appreciated. Says St. Paul Minnesota July 21-22 1913 on one side. Says 9th Annual Encampment Department Of Minnesota U.S.W.V. on the other side. Ink is in black. Thank you for your time. Guy. I just found out you can only upload 1 picture.
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I have not been able to identify this piece through any of the redwing books or anything I can find on the web. Can you help me. A friend of my aunts said this had belonged to her grandmother. Thank you
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I recently purchased a crock at an auction and would like to know more about it and its value. I believe it is a beater jar or a butter drum. I believe it is one gallon. It has a chip at the bottom of the crock. The bottom shows it was made by Minnesota Stoneware Co Red Wing. Thank you. Susan Pictures attached.
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Is this a Red Wing pottery piece? And if it is what is the approximate value? It is 8 1/2 inches tall. No chips or cracks. Detailed Indian side portrait. Detailed handle with bumps down the handle with an Indian head at the top of the handle. No markings on base. The opposite side has detailed teepees and trees.
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