Random Harvest Dinnerware

Question:
I have received a complete set of random harvest dinnerware, services for 8. It has two platters, two serving bowls, creamer/sugar. Can you tell me what this might be worth? Thank you.

 

Answer:

Assuming excellent condition, the value for this collection is probably in the $100 to $500 range. "Complete set" does not provide an accurate description of the items included in your set. The term has no consistent meaning. I’d need a list of the items included to provide a more accurate estimate. Larry

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5 Gallon Salt Glaze with Decoration

Question:
This is a 5 gallon salt glaze crock with a rather ornate rendering of a flower. The condition is just about perfect. I have always refered to it as a "lunch hour piece." Do you have an opinion as to it’s background,date of production or value? I personally like it alot.Thanks!
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Deer and Console Bowl #526

Question:
Please let me know what the #526 16 1/2" x 11 1/2" oval dish with seperate piece that goes in the center to hold flowers. It has a deer on it that stands 10" tall. It’s tan in color with a brown paint in the leaves. If I could get a price before 6/19 that would be great. I’m trying to find out how much to sell it for in a garage sale or if you know a better place I could sell it that would be great. Thanks,

Answer: Your item sounds like the Deer and console bowl, a fairly easy peice to find. First introduced about 1938 The bowl is #526 and the Deer flower frog is #531 Because they are easy to find their value is about $60 for the set

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5 Gallon Churn, with Indian head

Question:
I have enjoyed browsing your site. I don’t have a picture. I have a 5 gal churn. A blue 5 on it, and above the number an indian head. I haven’t seen one on your site but thought you may know something of the stamp. No other markings on it. The closest I found on yor site were some mugs I think with an indian head. I will try to get a pic. Thank you, for a wonderful site Theresa
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Education Sessions and KidsView information available

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Education Sessions and Kids View Program

The 2008 Annual Convention Education Sessions for Friday, July, 11 is now available for download on the Event Page for the Convention!

Terry Speedy, Education Manager has put together a jam packed schedule of Education Sessions for Friday, July 11, with everything from Recent Dump Finds, Ebb Tide Dinnerware, Mini Jugs and Stoneware Mugs and so much more.

Guest Presenter: Leanne Knott, GIS Specialist,City of Red Wing, will be discussing the Red Wing Pottery District then and now. She will show photograhy on how the area has changed.

Also available is information on the two day Kids View Program on Thursday, July 10 and Friday, July 11 during the Convention.

Sue Jones Tagliapietra and Wendy Callicoat, Kids View Chairs, have created a very exciting schedule for kids attending Convention. In addition, to the Kids Only Auction and Make Your Own Stoneware the kids are going to become Red Wing Stoneware workers. They will recreating advertising, lunch hour, and special order pieces. Click here to learn more.

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Blue Vase with yellow and green markings

Question:
I have a piece that has what appears to be green wings on it. It is blue about 7 1/4" tall and there are no markings on the base. Is this a red wing piece?

Answer: It’s not made by Red Wing, but still a nice vase. I don’t know the maker. Wish I could be of more help. thanks, steve n rose

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Stoneware & Petroliana Auction

AVALON AUCTION CENTER
A Division of United Country Beloit Auction Service, Inc.

 

The Jim & Julie Martin Collection

Sun., June 29 – 10:30 A.M.

8727 E. Avalon Rd. – Avalon, WI

Preview: Sat., June 28 – 10-5

The Martins, nationally respected collectors of Red Wing, Western, & other select stoneware & Petroliana, are downsizing & moving. This Auction’s filled with hundreds of outstanding pieces from their collection.

Can’t make it to the Auction? Join us, bid live on-line with Proxibid.com, or use our courtesy absentee bidder service.

Directions: From I-90 at exit 177 (Avalon Rd.) in Janesville, WI, go E 5-½ miles to Auction Center. From I-43 exit N at Hwy. 140 (Clinton, WI) & go N 5-½ miles to Avalon Rd. Turn W to Auction Center.

Lunch Available – Air Conditioned Auction Facility – Comfort Station on Site

Terms: Cash, approved check, Visa, M/C, Discover, or Debit. 12% buyer’s fee.

17% buyer’s fee for on-line purchases.

2% discount for cash, check, or Debit.

Shipping & internet bidding terms listed on Proxibid.com.

www.beloitauction.com & www.avalonauctioncenter.com toll free 877-364-1965 or 608-755-1802.

 

 

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers Richard Ranft #237 , Bill Perkins #1956, Dan McKee #1830

 

 

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stoneware crock

Question:
Hello Al,I have purchased this wounderful crock.I am planning to enjoy its beauty and history with no intent to sell it but im curious about its age and value.Would you please offer up some of your knowledge on these matters? There is a very small chip on inside of rim also each of the two handles have very small chips.no visible hairlines. much thankx Tedd

I asked for a full picture of piecs

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4 gallon salt glaze beehive

Question:
HI, Can you tell me if this 4 gallon salt glaze beehive jug was made by redwing? It is in mint condition with no cracks or no chips. Also, what would the value be? Thank you for your help
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Red Wing M5001, Garden Club Line

Question:
Hi, I have a black vase, marked on the bottom "RED WING USA. M-5001". It is beautiful. Any ideas? Thanks, John

Answer: HI John, it’s part of the Garden Club Line, from the fifties. Value is around 25.00. thanks, steve n rose

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