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I have a Red Wing barrel pitcher, page 93, Red Wing Stoneware Book. I also have 4 perfectly matching mugs. I have never seen the mugs shown in any publication. My question is, are the mugs unusual or rare and, if so, what is their approximate value each?
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Hello, I have a blue and white, flask?, blue colbalt flower. Moon shaped,salt glazed with exception of smaller area on the back for firing. Height 8 inches. Width 6 inches. Thickness 1 inch aprox. Trumpet shaped mouth opening. I researched at the library and on the internet, but can not find another like it. The unglazed portion which is aprox. 3 1/2 inch round area appears to resemble redware. The flask seems to be from the same circa as my blue and white 5 gal. bee sting crock. No markings. Could someone please help. I am at a loss. Thank you, Lori
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My mother in Cadillac, Michigan recently passed a crock on to me. Photo attached. 11.5 inches high, 11 inches in diameter, light golden brown exterior, brown/black interior. My google searchs point to the possibility of it being a Red Wing. It has (as described on some web sites) a "lazy eight bee sting" mark with an apparent stylized number 4, with no other markings. I’d appreciate any help you could give me in identifying the maker, the crock’s age, and value. Thanks in advance. Doug Nystrom, Chicago.
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Thank-you for your estimated value of my mother’s butter pail (sent to you just before Christmas.) I just found a couple small pictures and thought you may want to add them to the post (if possible.) Elena
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Red Wing Jar/Crock.What is it worth? It is self-draining. The background color is grey and it has blue trim. The only other color is the red Red Wing hallmark symbol. It has its original wire handles and its original spigot. It is a 5 gallon or #5 crock, which is indicated right on the front of the piece. The jar measures 15 1/2" high. It is 11 3/4" at the opening on top. The drain hole is 1" in diameter. There are no cracks at all. There is one chip
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This 5 gal. jug was in my father-in-law’s garage. The Red Wing on the front is 4 1/2 inches. The blue oval has Red Wing, Union Stoneware Co., Red Wing, Minn in it. Can you estimate when it was made and the current value? Thanks.
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Hi, can you please look at this crock on ebay item number 250035397824 You have to look in completed listings. This seller often has these and sells them as Red Wing. I don’t care about the value, I just am asking about authenticity. I think they come from Asia, but I am not an expert. Thank you so very much. -Kathryn Shaw
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What years was the Union Stoneware name used when the pottery was manufactured?
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I have a two gallon grey glaze crock, big wing, blue oval that was mismarked with a "3". The 3 is clear, but the 2 was marked over and it is also clear. With the exception of the mismarked number, the ctock is in perfect condition. Sorry, but I am unable to send a picture right now. I am interested in the value. Thank you Sharron Smith

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I picked up a salt glazed stoneware jug at an auction and I was wondering if it might be a Red Wing. I would appreciate any information you could give me. It is approximately 21 inches tall. Thank you in advance.
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