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i have a vase thats 12 inches tall its light tan or plum colored on outside and a light green inside with the # m-1529 red wing on bottom do you know what its worth? THank Earl
Answer: Hi Earl
yes, it’s a Murphy design, from around 1956. Value is about 40.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello, I was helping my mom clean out her kitchen and fell in love with a dark brown jug with light green lid that stands on a simple black metal stand which has a round bracket underneath to hold a sterno if you want to keep the drink hot. The sides of the pitcher have little protrusions that support it in the stand allowing it to tip forward to pour. It is brand new and I now have it on my counter holding ice water. My girl friend saw the bottom and said "That is a red wing! ". Needless to say now I am worried about breaking it! Can you tell me anything about it? Thanks, Jodi
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Hello, I have the opportunity to purchase what I think is a Red Wing brushware pitcher. I was unable to take pictures but it is identical to this one on worthpoint: http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/red-wing-brushware-stoneware-pitcher
The piece is in mint condition without so much as a small chip so I am curious about its value and date of possible production. Sincerely, Jeff
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Would be interested to know more about a spongeware pitcher that belonged to my grandmother. She was born 1899 in Lodgepole Neb and the pitcher belonged to her grandmother. Pitcher is 9 1/4" tall & 5" wide at the base with a smooth shinning finish. There are 3 small bands around the pitcher beginning an 1" from top and up from the bottom. In between the bands, there are raised Xs to form diamond shapes. The bottom half also has a row of some type of raised spots ( we think maybe acorns). Colors- tan/beige background with dark green & light brown sponge marks. A small chip below lip but doesn’t show because of the colors. Would really like to know more about the pitcher. I remember mamaw pouring fresh cow’s milk from the pitcher 60+ years ago. Thanks for any help. Wesley
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Do you know anything about the Waterbury water coolers that Redwing made for this company? We have the medal outter shell and we have a liner. The outershell has been repainted and we were wondering what the original color would have been. Nancy
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We have had this old covered platter since it came with the house we bought. It has Red Wing U S A on the bottom. It’s not big enough for a turkey but would fit a chicken nicely. We have looked on various sites and haven’t found one like it. Can you help? Thanks! Linda
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I have a #8 Red Wing Crock with the orig wooden handles and no cracks and only one 1/2 inch chip on the lip. How much is it worth & way is the best place to sell it? Thanks Renne
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I have 2 marked redwing USA with a blue letter C its 7 3/4 in. high 7 in.di.it has 2 in.C shape from the top towards the bottom. what is it used for? worth any thing? thanks jim
Jim, in order to answer your question we would need a photo and/or the number on the bottom of the piece. You can resubmit your question or email additional information to director@redwingcollectors.org
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What is the pattern called and what is the value? All pieces are in excellent condition without chips, crazing or cracks, except for one Urn lid that has a hair line crack. The Urns or drink dispensers hold approximately 2gl. {11 1/4"high X 9"diameter} One has tea candle stand for heating the other sits on inverted caserole dish that Urn lid fits on as well. There also is a creamer and sugar plus three cups & six bowls. Brad
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