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I have a Redwing Cookie Jar that I would like to ascertain the value of and date of manufacture. It is a Dutch Girl (head removable). Excellent condition..no crazing or chips. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Answer: Red Wing’s dutch girl is called "Katrina". They were made in the 40′s, and came in 3 basic glazes. Value is around 100.00 thanks, steve n rose
Looks to be the wrong pic, but we will go with your description.
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my question is this..Is it safe to pickle or ferment foods in a crock that is cracked. Being familiar pottery and glazes, I always understood that drinking from a mug with cracks could give you lead poisoning. Is the same true for fermenting foods in a cracked crock?
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I picked up this churn at a flea market. Is it Red Wing, and from what time frame? And what would the approximate value be? It does have a small hairline near the top about 6" long on the upper left. Thank you
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I am trying to find out if there ever was salt glazed pottery ex: salt box or pitcher, that has a swastika on it that was considered Native American or was it only from Germany?? Thanks, Wanda
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Hello! I got this vase at an antique store and have no idea what it’s worth or how old it is. It’s not in the best condition. It has a somewhat large crack running down one side of it (as shown in the picture), two or three more cracks around the top that are less visible, and a few tiny speckles where the glaze is missing on the other side. The bottom says "1359 Red Wing U.S.A." It is 8 in. tall and 5 in. across (not including the handles). Thanks so much for your time!
Answer: We call it the teacup vase, it was made around 1949. not much value with the large crack. mint it would be around 40.00. thanks, steve n rose
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I recently found this vase. It’s very interesting and it looks to be pretty old. I was wondering what it’s worth and how old it is? It has a small crack near the top but it’s nothing serious. There is a blue stamp on the bottom that has the number 159 and the name Red Wing Ware. The number is also engraved on the bottom. The inside of the vase is aqua green.
Answer: This vase comes in 3 different sizes, 9, 12 and 15". It was made circa 1930, part of the early artware line. Value 75-175 depending on the size. thanks, steve n rose
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STONEWARE QUESTION: hello, I have a 2 gal salt-glazed crock (a ’2′ over what I have heard described as a double p design) that has "Minnesota Stoneware Co Redwing" in a circle on the bottom. I am familar with the history of the different companies and their time periods (I believe MN Stoneware existed 188?- 1906?)my question is: Although I have seen this and similar crocks (on ebay) I have never seen one with this marking on the bottom, they’ve all been smooth with no information- does that change, or what is, the value of this crock? to the best of your knowledge… unfortunately I don’t have a photo… thanks a lot!
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I have 3 pieces I am interested in finding our information and value of. 1) this is a vase Model of serial # 135 g red wing usa(although the G could be a Q)the base looks like a leaf and the top looks like a calla lilly. it is pink in the middle and grey outside. 2) This cream collored crock has a blue 5 on top of a red wing, on top of a blue circle that says red wing, union stoneware co. red wing, minn. It has 2 handles which are a piece of wire bolted to the pot with a wooden handle. 3) is the same as #2 but it does not have any handles and it wasnt made with a spot to hang the handles.]
Answer: Your vase dates from the late fourties. Value is around 30.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi, I recently got a vase (in a box lot) at an auction. It red wing usa and the numbers 1352 are on the bottom. It is cream on the outside and greenish/blueish on the inside it is 7 1/2" tall and 3" wide. It has 2 skwiggly decorations, i on each side. Can you tell me anything about it? Thanks, Jackie
Answer: Hi Jackie, your vase is from around 1949. Value is around 35.00. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello, I have this teapot that I would like some history/info on. I hope you can help me. It is a 2 part teapot. The top pot has holes in the bottom of it almost like a sieve and this sits on the top of the actual teapot. The color of the pot is off white with a brown leaf that goes up both of the teapots into the lid. The bottom says 254 Red-Wing USA. It is in mint condition. Thank you in advance for the information. Size is approx 10.5 inches tall. Width is approx. 10 inches.
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