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Hello:
Tom and I have been collecting redwing spongeware for around 15 years. We have some
very nice pieces and some that are cracked. We
have many bowls, paneled, smooth, cherry band pitchers, custard cups, a riemer, etc. Some have
markings some have not. They have been setting on top of our cupboards for years and it’s now time for a change. We recently found out that neither one of our children are interested in them. I’m wondering what your advice would be in selling them. Naturally, we would like to sell as a lot but that probably is not feasible.
We would appreciate any advice you could give us.
Thank you. we probably have around 50-60 items.
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I was wondering if you could give me a ball park value of this item and also inform me on what it is. Thank you Mickey
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I have this fruit bowl and jar from my mother. I believe it dates to about 1950. The bowl is 11" in diameter and the jar is about the same height with the lid. Any information and value would be appreciated. Only the bowl is marked Red Wing. Tim
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Hello, I found a 5 gallon beehive Redwing stoneware jug at my workplace. It’s got birch leaves on it and it seems to be in pretty good shape. I’m wondering if you could give me some idea what it’s worth. Thanks! -Mollie
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We are trying to determine whether a lamp that belonged to my wife’s mother is a Red Wing or not. The ceramic part of the lamp is about 20" tall, and the only markings on the lamp can be seen in the attached picture. The electrical portion of the lamp still mostly works but does tend to short out. The pottery portion is in very good condition (no chips or marks that I can see). If more details or a better picture are needed, just let me know. Thanks Nathan

Answer: Hi Nathan

This doesn’t appear to be a Red Wing item. I’m not sure who made it. Wish I could be of more help. thanks, steve n rose

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Can you give me an estimated value of a 25 gallon Red Wing crock w/lid in excellent condition? I do have a picture of the lid too. Thank you! Gail
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I recently purchased a double birch leaf "10 gal. Ice Water" crock (picture attached) from the Redwing Union Pottery Co. The crock is in mint condition–no cracks or chips–and has a hex spigot. The pottery did not have a lid or spigot. We would appreciate knowing the age and the value of this crock. Thanks!! Rodney

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We recently purchased a 10 gal. "Ice Water" double-birch leaf, Red Wing Union Pottery Company
crock. The pottery has a "hex" spigot and is in
mint condition–no cracks or chips. The crock did not come with a spigot or lid. We would be
interested in the age of the pottery as well as
the value. Thanks!!

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I have a Lexington Rose platter and serving bowl. The platter measure 13 x 11. There are no chips but the back is crackled and the Red Wing logo is barely discernable. The bowl measures 8 x 8 and is about 2 1/2 inches deep. The logo is clear on the back in a black ink. Again there are no chips or cracks but some grayish discoloring along some of the rim and on the sides. What is th approximate value and year of production fro these pieces. Terry
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we have a #2 crock with an oval{union stoneware co} above the wing cant find any info on it very good shape can you tell me how rare they are and what it might be worth thanks and maybe date made Tracy

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