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After my mothers death we have been going through her cupboards and found a johnson brothers England single service of historic america consisting of luncheon plate- wall street, salad plate- sacramento, bread and butter plate- covered wagon,cup and saucer- sanfran, round veg bowl- virginia. The question is that we have a smaller bowl with a view of boston we can’t identify what this bowl is called. Can You?
There was also no indicaation on the cup and saucer as to whether it was in or out san fran.
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I found this redwing pitcher at a Goodwill store. Was wondering what era it is from and if there is a name to it – is it milk pitcher? It stands 8" high, the wing is 2.5" across, the base is 4" wide and the rim is blue and has a pour spout and is not totaly round, somewhat oblong. it is totally clean inside and has no chips or cracks looks brand new. Also has a round mark on the bottom redwing, minnesota. Is there a value to it?
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Hi there

When I was growing up, my mom had a cookie jar on the counter… It was an all-yellow dutch girl. I think now it was probably a Red Wing Karina cookie jar. I have been looking for an all-yellow one and have never seen another. Could it indeed have been a Red Wing? Are they that rare?
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My information regarding my 30 gallon crock. It has 4 leaves and has elephant ears, stamped with Union Stoneware with only the Red Wing name as the City in Minnesota. No cracks, no lid, mint condition. I do not have a photo to share with you now. The crock has been stored upside down for 45 years. Thank you, Herb

emailed to see if there are both types of leaves or what he is trying to describe:

4stones@yousq.net

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I have a old cookie jar. It looks like a keystone cop. On the bottom it has U S A.
On the back of his neck it says (COP) It is not glazed on the out side, but glazed on the inside.
I know this is over 60 years old. Gary Maroney
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i recently purchased a 5 gal. red wing jug. i was wondering if you can tell me what the value would be on this. i probably paid to much ($60) but the piece is in mint condition. there are no chips, hairlines, or cracks. the inside is very clean as well. whomever had it took very good care of it. any help would be great. thank you, Laura
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Hello:
Tom and I have been collecting redwing spongeware for around 15 years. We have some
very nice pieces and some that are cracked. We
have many bowls, paneled, smooth, cherry band pitchers, custard cups, a riemer, etc. Some have
markings some have not. They have been setting on top of our cupboards for years and it’s now time for a change. We recently found out that neither one of our children are interested in them. I’m wondering what your advice would be in selling them. Naturally, we would like to sell as a lot but that probably is not feasible.
We would appreciate any advice you could give us.
Thank you. we probably have around 50-60 items.
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We recently purchased a 10 gal. "Ice Water" double-birch leaf, Red Wing Union Pottery Company
crock. The pottery has a "hex" spigot and is in
mint condition–no cracks or chips. The crock did not come with a spigot or lid. We would be
interested in the age of the pottery as well as
the value. Thanks!!

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