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2nd request for informaiton, hope you can help.

matte green vase, 12 ", bottom has RUMRILL 686 marked in the pottery. handed down from Grandmother 1940′s.

I attached a photo to the last request but do not have it anymore.
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I have a round-up cookie jar that was in mint condition. It got dropped and broke. I have insurance on my collection. What would the value of this cookie jar?
Thanks, Jim
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I have several pcs’ of Red Wing Pottery Round UP Pattern, some I don’t even know what the pc’s are.Bowls, plates,cookie jar,salt & pepper shakers, cups, mugs, and I have other pottery as well. Vases, ash tray and a couple, pattern thigs I think they are. Some off white pc’s that look like they are dirty, but tha tis the way they were made. Cigaret holder, soap dish.
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Here is the bottom of the bowl I asked about.
Thank you again.
Bobbie
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Sorry, I uploaded the wrong photo – here’s the one with the design of the bowl. Thanks!
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Hi! I found a HUGE old Red Wing Bowl that has a hand painted design on it of a lake, deer, trees and pinecones….any chances that this is part of a regular pattern, or is it a stand-alone piece?

3 photos attached, and thanks so much!

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I saw notice of an event in Red Wing in May of this year, where information on the value of Red Wing pottery pieces could be found.

I would like info on date, time, and place. Thanks.
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THANKS FOR YOUR HELP, I HAVE THIS 20 GAL CROCK, THAT HAS 2 FACTORY 1" FACTORY HOLES DRILLED. ONE HOLE IS AT THE BOTTOM UNDER THE WING AND THE OTHER IS UP AT THE TOP BELOW THE LIP. ALSO THIS CROCK DOES NOT HAVE THE OVAL FACTORY SEAL. ONLY THE WING. PLEASE SEE THE PICTURES MAYBE YOUR COULD INDENTIFY THIS PIECE WHAT IT WAS USED FOR, AND A BALLPARK ESTIMATION ON IT’S WORTH. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. MARK S.
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