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I have two crown crocks that I would like to sell.The first is a 20 gal. crock with wooden handels. It is in good condition. The second is a 10 gal. crown crock that is in good condition. What is the value of these? Debbie
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Hi, I just submitted a request for an ID on a yellow red wing bowl. I gave you the wrong e-mail address for a response. The one I gave you was sabarry@comcast.net. The correct one is annalbarry@comcast.net. I’m sorry.
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Hi experts, I just submitted a question on my kerosene lamp and forgot to mention that in the hole on the bottom that there are hand etched munbers: 1134, 1136, 1173-38 and 45. Hope this may help. Thanks, Jerry
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I have all the extra serving pieces including salad bowl, salt and pepper shaker, plates for the Bob White Pattern -turquoise bird. Serving pieces are plane. What are they worth?
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Hello, I have three pieces that I believe were given to city employees in 2000, 2001, and 2002. Each have a Red Wing Stoneware Company stamp on the bottom and each are numbered out of 300 (presumably a limited run of 300 for each piece?). The handled jug piece has a slot for coins on the upper side and is stamped with the letters "RWS" on the bottom. I also have a tea-light candle holder piece with a separate flared glass cover that I believe was another limited city employee gift, likely from the same 2000-2005 era. I have not been able to find any information on these items. What do you suppose they are worth? Thank you for your time. Thanks, Aaron
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Can you tell me the age of the piece I have enclosed pictures of? Also, how much should I sell it for at a yard sale? My great aunt had this piece in her home. She used it as an umbrella stand. It is 22" tall, the base is 91/2, and the top is 9 3/4". It is green with a dimpled finnish. There are several markings both on the top and bottom which can be seen in the pictures. Thank you for all your help. Lorraine Steiner
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