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Hi, I don’t recall where I aquired this crock,but it is unlike any I have ever seen. I believe it is a one gal size, & it says Minnesota Stoneware Co. Redwing Minn on the bottom. There are no markings on the outside as there are on most redwing pottery. Just wondering about the value & rarity. Thanks,Brian
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Hi I just purchased a no. 5 red wing jug but the oval mark under the wing is printed upside down. Can you give me a value? thanks Mike
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I grew up in Red Wing & I have a couple of the original bricks, from the original kilns. Can you give me some idea, as to what they might be worth? When the kilns needed to be taken out for parking, my brother & I, along with my parents, removed them.(Down by the pottery outlet/Godfathers) They have been in the family ever since. Renee

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What is the value of a 40 gallon birchleaf red wing crock, but this one has the 40 written in cobalt blue like salt glaze crocks have. The markings are great!!! Perfect condition. Also what is the value of a perfect 40 gallon bail handled lid? Jordan
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What is the value of a pre 1915 5 gallon red wing crock with large wing, Prominent Red Wing 5 in blue, no handles, "Red Wing Union Stoneware, Red Wing Minn", in oval. I believe I have seen one exactly like this on antiques roadshow appraise for a high amount. I would just like a little more info and to know which of the 5 gallon crocks is the rarest and highest price. Thank you. Jacob
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We came across a beutiful piece of stoneware at a clients estate sale. It is from Hazel Pure Food Co. In some research i have done i have seen some similar butter crocks that are Red Wing, but i do not see any mark on the bottom that shows RWSCo or any other mark identifying it as Red Wing. Is this a red wing piece? Steve
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Hi, I would like to know your estimate on what I think is called a sponge band mixing bowl. It is in good to very good condition, measures 7 3/8" x 4 1/4", has a small, cross shaped crack (photo) extending from the rim to inside the bowl, 2 small chips around the base and some raised areas contained in the glaze(photo)around outside of the bowl. There is no advertising. I would very much appreciate your evaluation. Thank you. Dee
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I am pretty new at collecting Red Wing, (some of my collection were gifts/hand me downs from family), so this is probably an extremely basic question but I am hoping you can help me out…or at least give me an idea of a good resource. What is the difference between the sizes of the red ‘Red Wing’ logo? I have a couple of crocks and a butter churn with a larger wing and a couple of crocks with a smaller wing. Is this due to where it was made, or time in Red Wing Pottery history? Does it change the value at all? (though I collect for the love of the pottery, not so much for the price value) Thank you for your time, Lynn
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I have an 8 gallon crock that belonged to my grandmother. The unusual thing about this piece is there is no Red Wing stamp on it. Does that make it more valuable? The crock is in good condition with a chip on the bottom and a borderline crack. Steve
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I have a # 4 red wing butter churn with no lid are the lids interchangeable for the # 3 and # 4 butter churns? Thank you Linda
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