Round Red Wing Union Stoneware mark

Question:
Hi Al, What can you tell me about the round oval like the one pictured. I am assuming there are rarer than your standard oval. I don’t run into them too often. Was it used for certain years? I have only seen them on crocks with a 2" wing, so are they not as old? Were they used on more than just crocks, like jugs and churns? Thanks, Chris
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8 gallon crock with blue bands

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I have an 8 gallon crock that I’ve never seen before. I am trying to identify it. I wonder if someone there can tell me anything about it. It seems in very good condition except the lid has a hairline & a couple of chips. Do you know thw age & make of it & the possible value. thanks Debbie
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Salt Feeders with advertising

Question:
I have been cleaning out an old barn for a friend and we found these old stonewear salt feeders. several are: Ideal Salt Feeder model "C" F.H.Ahlman’s Patent 1909244 MFG by Ideal Equipmet Co. Morriston, MINN the others are: Hudson Salt Cup and Mineral Feeder H.D. Hudson MFG. Co. They are in excellent condition witn no chips,crackes or anything and the mounting bands are with them. I would like any info you might have and what they may be worth. Thank You very much, Patrick
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2009 Annual July Convention Information: housing, registration and more!

2009 Annual July Convention
Red Wing, MN

"Celebrating with Red Wing"

July 9-11, 2009

The 2009 Convention in Red Wing will mark the 33rd Convention. It is exciting to know that our organization continues to remain strong. This years theme is to share how you celebrate using your Red Wing Collection. Members are encourage to submit pictures of using their collections for family celebrations, holidays, special occasions, and everyday use. Please send your pictures to the RWCS Business Office at director@redwingcollectors.org

Pre-registration
Registration forms have been included in RWCS Members February 2009 Newsletter. On line registration will be open by the end of February.

Click Here for Pre-registration form

Auction Forms
In an effort to go green the Auction forms will be not be included in the February newsletter mailing. RWCS members who submitted pieces in 2008 will receive the form in one of the following ways:

  1. Email
  2. Mail
  3. Download today – Click Here

Questions regarding the 2009 Auction should be directed to Todd Avery, Auction Manager at auction@redwingcollectors.org

Convention Schedule
There are a number of exciting changes occurring at the 2009 Convention.

  • The Friday night picnic will be a pig roast in a new location. Watch for more information on all the exciting editions to this event!
  • The Banquet will be held at the St. James Hotel Summit Room this year.
  • For members interested in an opportunity to socialize on Saturday night, but not attend the banquet, we are planning a "So Long Mixer" in Jimmy’s Pub at the St. James Hotel.

More details on both of these events coming soon.

Click Here – Current Convention Schedule

Display
The 2009 Display room is now accepting contracts. Laura Beall, display chair, is looking for members interested in showing their collections at MidWinter. No display is to small to be entered to win a special commemorative for Best in Show, People’s Choice, or Rare Item. If you have question contact Laura Beall today at display@redwingcollectors.org.

Click Here – For 2009 Display Contract

Housing Information
Also included in the Newsletter, Kathy Silverthorn, director, Red Wing Visitor and Convention Bureau, discussed available housing in Red Wing for the 2009 Convention. Below is the most current housing information for Hotels and Motels in the Red Wing Community.

2009 Housing Information

Members are encouraged to contact hotel directly or the Red Wing Visitor & Convention Bureau at 800-498-3444 or on line at www.redwing.org for best available.

Visit the Convention Events page for more information!

 

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2 gallon salt glaze target crock

Question:
I was wondering about the value of a 2 gallon red wing crock. It has albany slip glaze on the outside. It has a 2 and a target under the glaze. It appears to be cobalt marking. I do not know if it is bottom marked. Thank you for any information you can give me. Michael
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Cattailes Motif Cookie Jar with blue tint

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I have my grandmother’s cookie jar, I would really like to find out some information about it! I believe that it is Red Wing pottery from about 1930′s (I found the logo in a book and it said it was 1930′s logo. ???) If is blue and white (or grey and yellow), round with a flat bottom, and a fitted lid. The design is burlap texture with cat tails and the word Cookies on it. The logo on the bottom is real light, and I think that it says Red Wing Pottery with a number in the middle. I am going to inclue a picture or two. Please let me know what you can about it. Thank you. Cindy Lou
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Cattails Cookie jar with blue trim

Question:
I have my grandmother’s cookie jar, I would really like to find out some information about it! I believe that it is Red Wing pottery from about 1930′s (I found the logo in a book and it said it was 1930′s logo. ???) If is blue and white (or grey and yellow), round with a flat bottom, and a fitted lid. The design is burlap texture with cat tails and the word Cookies on it. I am going to inclue a picture or two. Please let me know what you can about it. Thank you. Cindy Lou Henley henley_cl@hotmail.com
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question from: faerygothmama@yahoo.com

Question:
My mother gave me a Dutch girl cookie jar : under the bottom half is the "Red Wing USA" imprint in the ceramic itself as well as the Red Wing Pottery "Hand Painted" logo in black glaze.The piece itself is finished in a Wedgewood blue glaze with a darker blue paint on the details.She stands about one foot in height :unfortunately I do not have a photo to submit.Could you please answer my inquiry as to what the value of this mint condition piece might be and perhaps also give an indication of its particulars.Thank you for your time.
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