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Hi – I’m wondering if this 6 gallon crock is Red Wing – there is no oval for the red wing on it. It is in excellent condition other than the faint white spot on the front, no cracks, etc. Can you tell me what this might be worth? Thanks!
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I have this 8 gallon salt glazed red wing churn. It has a lazy eight design. The bottom had a hole along with a hole in the side. There was also a rim chunk missing. I filled all of these areas with putty, sanded them down then put clear over the whole thing. This piece was broken in many pieces and has been glued back together. This piece is ruff, but an 8 gallon salt glaze churn with leaves in the red wing book has a value of around $5000. I was just wondering if my churn considering the rare size has any value? Thanks!! Sorry don’t have a pcture. Jordan
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my grandmother has a red wing butter churn with a lid and blue wings above the redwing logo there are no cracks chips or defects of any kind and we would like to know how much it is worth. It’s 4 gallon butter churn with blue wings no cracks chips defects of any kind it is intact with a lid and handle indentions we would like to know what is worth as we are not able to find any information matching the crock we have please send more information thank you please respond in a timely manner Stacy

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Hi – I have 2 Red Wing spongeware bowls. The first is a 9" panel bowl, the only marking is the number 9 on the bottom. The second is a a 7c. ribbed bowl. On the bottom it says Red Wing Oven Ware and 7c. Both are in good condition, each has only a single small chip. Any info would be appreciated and currect value. thanks- Cindy
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I have four bowls as follows – sorry no pictures at this time.

1. 7" straight sided with 4 sets of ribs around the outside i.e. 5 indents then smooth, etc.has the #7 with a mark next to it on the bottom in perfect condition.

2. 7" regular curved sides with 6 1 1/2" raised ribs one fault or chip in lip of bowl otherwise excellent with no marking on bottom.

3. 8" same as above with 8 on bottom in excellent shape

4. 9" same as above with no bottom markings but the bottom lip has four indentations spaced evenly obviously made that way in excellent shape.

These are all the blue/reddish brown coloring – my mom recently passed away and these are items she had in antique show inventory – would like to sell them…preferably to one person but open on that. Look forward to hearing what we can expect to sell for and recommendations on how to do so…not into doing ebay, etc. Sharon

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I would like some info on these 4 crocks.The 6 gallon one has a crack on the back the other ones are in pretty good shape. I would like to know the time period and maybe the value. Thank you Chuck Rogers
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I have a 5 gal RW jug that has a chip on the bottom rim, the glaze has two drip flaws on the left (when facing front) and a ceramic flaw to the right (it is not a crack). What I have not seen, is another jug of this type with a "6" painted at the neck/spout. Does anyone know about this particular release and its value? Bob
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I have an 8 gallon Red Wing Water Cooler in near perfect condition. Original handles, has always been in doors, minute crack on lid but no piece missing. Have a wood spigot that fits but not original metal one if that is what it supposed to have. We have had this since first married and wonder what the value is or how to perhaps sell it. It is 17 inches tall and 14 inches across the lid. We also have a 10 gallon open crock 17 1/2 tall and 14 1/2 across the top. It is in great condition. The ‘kids’ are not as interested so maybe time to thin our collection. They would be a beautiful addition to a collection. Thanks, Maryann
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I’m not sure that my previous message went through. I recently purchased this 3 gallon beehive jug with turkey droppings. Some have said that it is Redwing, while others have said that it’s Ohio. Based on what you have said in other responses, I am leaning towards Red Wing because of the way the handle is attached. It looks as though the makers thumbs were used. I tried to attach a picture of both the front and back of the jug, but without success. I look forward to your expert opinion. Stephanie
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I have a Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. 5 gal. crock. In the blue oval are the company name and RED WING, MINN. The crock has two small and I would guess, old chips on the top rim. There is one chip on the underside that is about the size of a quarter. Visible on the outside bottom edge of the crock is another chip which is about 1 1/2 in. by 1/2 in. and 1/4 in. deep. The underside is bumpy rough with no markings. I would be pleased to have an idea of its value. FYI, we live in southwest Ohio and the crock was bought in this area. Dede
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