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I have a piece of Red Wing Pottery. I am hoping that you can identify it. On the bottom, it says: Red Wing USA m. 1572 It is a green piece. I am not sure what it is, or what it’s value is. Can you help, please? . Cheryl
Answer: Hi Cheryl
It is a design by charles Murphy, the M designates his designs. It’s from around 1957, kind of a console bowl. Value is around 30.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a piece of Red Wing Pottery. I am hoping that you can identify it. On the bottom, it says:
Red Wing
USA
m. 1572
It is a green piece. I am not sure what it is, or what it’s value is. Can you help, please?
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I have a 4 gallon red wing crock – picture attached. No writting on the bottom. It is in perfect condition – no cracks etc. nothing until a repairman dropped his tool on it, so I need to know what it was worth. I have had it for some time. I understand this would not be an appraisal, but an estimate. Thank you so very much. Joan
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Bought this 4 gallon crock at auction, believe it is red wing, the bottom marking make me believe red wing, but the number 4, and the markings above the number make me wonder, please advise, thank you. (Woody)
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I purchased a 1 gallon commemorative crock at an auction, it is true scale of the original 1 gallon crock, I’ve only seen miniature commemorative crock, is the 1 gallon I’ve got plentiful, and what is the estimated value, I am going to put it up for auction thank you. (Woody)
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I have a one gallon jug with a cast in label on the top saying , "R.A.Adams Microbe killer". It says Red Wing on the bottom. Excellent condition. I recovered it from an old goldmine dump in California about 45 years ago. Do you have a value for it? Thanks Dave
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I was wondering about the value of the crock we found at an antique store for $100. I believe it’s worth more than the asking price. It has beautiful markings, and is stamped (pressed into the clay on the backide) "Red Wing Stoneware Company". The only flaws are a couple small chips right next to one another on one of the side handles, see the left handle in the picture. There are no cracks, etc. The top and bottom edges are like new. Thank you for any information you can give me. Wade
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2010 MidWinter GetTogether
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February 12, 13, 14, 2010
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We are just a few weeks away to our Fiesta at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites (4800 Merle Hay Road), Des Moines, Iowa. We have a jam packed weekend of room sales, education sessions, show and sale and other opportunities to keep your Red Wing passion from taking a siesta this winter.
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The last time i heard the value of this vase was 7 years ago and at that time it was 270 dollars, i guess i have 2 questions 1. whats the actual value today. 2. how would you describe it if you where going to sell it. The number on the bottom is 157. Thanks for your time and i hope the picture i sent is not to large. Josh
Answer: Hi Josh
You didn’t mention a size, this one comes in 3 different heights, 9,12, and 15". It’s an early Red Wing artware item, from around 1930, the glaze is called combination green and white. I think 270.00 may be a bit on the high side, now. Maybe 225.00. Still a nice vase. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a chef tan cookie jar which has been in my husbands family they call him Toby everything i have seen dates him after 1940 But my husbands grandmother and grandfather recevied him for a wedding present in 1938 were there a pre production any info would help it was handed down to myself and my husband a couple of years ago his grandmother asked to buy him back but i think i will try to fing her another one
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