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Dear Sir: I Was wondering if this piece is Redwing. It has a black square ans inside it, it says brewed anchor brand beer-J.F.Giering&Bro., Youngstown,o. It stands about 7.5 inches tall. The shield in the middle has the initials BRO. in it,and would like to know its value Thanks much Phil
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Monthly Archives: September 2007
12 Gallon Heart Crock
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I found this large crock several years ago and have never been able to identify it. It currently sits in my yard, thus the dirt on it. Any idea what this is? It also has a small oening hole on the side/back. Very heavy.Blue heart with number 12 within heart.
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Bob White Dinnerweare
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Larry, Can you please give me an approx. value on these Bob white items? Pics are attatched. 2 – Pitchers 2- serving platters 1 – relish tray 7 – small bowls 1- saucer 4 – lg plates 4 – salad plates Any help you can offer would be very appreciated. Thank You!
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Red Wing 1197
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Hello. We have a delightful redwing vase that we would like some infomation about. It is marked 1197, matt white with a green glazed interior. It stands 9" tall x 5" in diameter. Do you know a date, does it have a name and what might the value be? Any and all information would be greatly appreciated. Brion
Answer: hello, this vase dates from 1947. No particular name or line that it belongs to, all though there is one that is larger. the glaze is eggshell ivory, lined with green. Value is around 55.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing Vase #952
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I have a turquoise / green colored vase that is numbered with the pattern 952 and stands 6-1/4 inches tall. It has swirls that swirl upwards towards the top of the vase. I fell in love with this vase and would like to know what it is worth and what the pattern name is if known. Thank you, Denise Mendenhall
Answer: Hi Denise, the 952 is from around 1939. No name or particular line that it belongs to. there were almost 100 new shapes that came out that year. Value is around 40.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Nominations Being Sought For Manager Positions
Auction, Commemorative and Education
Managers Nominations
One way that RWCS members can help strengthen the Society and further its mission regarding the collection and preservation of Red Wing and other American stoneware and pottery, and expanding public awareness of the history of the pottery business, is to be willing to serve on the RWCS Board.
At the July 2008 Convention, elections will be held for the three RWCS Manager positions: Auction, Commemorative and Education. All of the current managers have chosen not to run in 2008 for these positions.
As Vice President, Jolene McKoon, is the Chair of the Nominating Committee. Other members of the Nominating Committee include: Wendy Callicoat, Diane Hallstrom, Greta Hoermann and Russa Robinson, any of these committee members would be happy to answer questions you might have about what each position entails.
Each of these three positions pays a honoraium and serve as voting members of the Board of Directors of the RWCS. All of the current managers are also willing to let any interested members “job shadow” them over the next year to learn what each position entails. Job descriptions for the Manager positions are available in the members only section of the RWCS website.
So, if you have ever wished to have influence as to what the Society’s commemoratives will be, what educational offerings are available at Convention or MidWinter, or how the Society’s auction is conducted, please consider a nomination for one of these positions. The only way our Society will thrive and grow is if its members are willing to work at making that happen.
If you are interested in being nominated for any of the manager positions to please contact Jolen McKoon, RWCS Vice President, at jmckoon@att.net or evenings at 309.797.3894.
5 compartment nut bowl
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I live down Hwy 61 from Redwing. Years ago, my sister bought me a Round 10 1/2 " deviled egg tray from a rummage sale. Recently I found a matching divided 14" relish/nut tray at an auction. I bought it because I knew I had a similar egg tray. I bought it and brought it home and it matches exactly. I love it! It is cream or egg shell white with a brownish rust spakling high gloss glaze. I am curious about the time or era that this was popular? Is there a dish set to go with this? What is the name of the color or pattern? Can it be found anymore? What is the value of this? It just says RedWing USA on the back; nothing more. There is no name or number on the back. Please advise? Theresa Speltz
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Commemorative Ashtray
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I would like to know the value of a commemorative ashtray issued as a souvenir of the dedication by President Eisenhower of the Hiawatha Bridge in Red Wing MN on 10/18/1960. Light green pottery piece 7" in diameter at narrow points, 8" at wide points. Excellent condition. Photos attached. Thank you.
Answer: It has a value of 50-60.00. thanks, steve n rose
Preserve or Snuff Jar
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Here is the full view of the cookie jar I mentioned before.
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