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I have two bowls 6 1/2 inches across. One is good like new, the other has a small chip on the rim. Cannot fine the pattern. Thanks Lois
question from: lois-don@sbcglobal.net
emailed to find out a makreing on the back.
Probably not Red Wing
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Cobalt Blue (exterior) vase Red Wing U.S.A. 679 on bottom. Excellent condition. The inside is a green/yellowish glaze. Estimated around 12-14 inches high. It looks like it has a two "pointed leaf" pattern that runs vertical with a smaller "leaf" on top of a larger leaf. After about the top 5" inches the vase widens and the second leaf starts. The pattern is around the circumference of the vase at the top and continues about half the height. The bottom half is plain.
Answer: This dates from around 1960, and came in a few different glazes. Value is around 65.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Attached please find a picture of a crock we found in a house we purchased in 2007. I tried to research the symbol on the side and found a listing referencing the North Star Stoneware Company. Very interesting history. Wondering if you can identify the symbol – a circle with a star in the middle and a smaller circle within the star and the number 3 within the smaller circle. The crock is half brown on the bottom and a glazed gray(?) on the top half. We have the lid that goes with it as well. If you need additional info., please let us know. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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I have a cream colored 6 1/2 inch tall ?vase . It is pink on the inside and has th number 769 with RED WING ensculpted below the number on the bottom of the piece. the handles are connected by a line of raised pottery the size of the handles,extending down and across between the handles. There is a raised design between the handles. Do you have any info on this piece of pottery?
Answer: This one is part of Belle Kogan’s 100 line, circa 1938-39. the glaze is ivory, pink lined. Value is around 70.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a Large Redwing crock. It has a 20 with 4 leaves, under that is Union Stoneware co. Redwing, MINN. all the lettering is black. there are no markings on bottom of crock . Can you tell me the value ? Thanks Maggie
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Last week Al Kohlman gave me some feedback on my 5 gallon salt glaze cooler with wooden spigot and I’d like to get it into the Red Wing auction this year…I see that I have missed the deadline(May 15th) Is there any chance to go on a waiting list? or…do I need to find another way to sell it? or wait until next year? I’d rather use the Convention vs e-bay… Yes…I just jooined!! ibDoug
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I have a Red Wing Panel sponge bowl. Though it’s not marked Red Wing I believe it to be one. The measurements are: Outside dia:5 1/4",Inside dia:4 1/2", Height: 3 1/2", Base dia: 2 7/8". It has a blue and brown sponge pattern. Could you please tell me how many you believe exist and approx. how much it is worth? I’m sending some pictures to help you. Thank you for your time and expertise. Eric
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what is a northstar red wing glazed crock, that is what I was told it was by a so call expert. is there a difference between a normal redwing and mine could you discribe them for me thank you Sincerly Peter Schlieve
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We have a bowl platter set that has purpleish and grenn leaf pattern. Bowl is oval shaped and divided in half. Platter is 12 1/2" and bowl is 11 3/4" in length. The under side on both is a solid purplish blue. There is no chips or scratches on either. The bowl has no printing on it, but the platter has RED WING HAND PAINTED ovenproof U.S.A. 219. What do we have and what might it be worth. Thank You
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I have a crock in good shape. Patented Dec. 21, 1915. number 6 with a red wing, and wooden handles.. I would like to know the worth of it.
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