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I believe this is a Fort Dodge Iowa/ Red Wing crock. It has the Fort Dodge gallon mark and Red Wing birch leaf mark. It has no damage or repairs of any kind. It measures 16 inches tall by 16 inch diam. Can you give me an idea of it’s desirability, and current market value. Was it made in the early 1900′s? Thanks so much for any thoughts, I really appreciate this site and use it to reference other pieces I have collected. Jason
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Hi Al, Can you give me an approximate value on this 4 gallon butter churn. There is a chip/gouge (2”x1”) on the right side and a 4” hair line crack on the left side that goes thru to the inside. With the damage on the side, the churn still displays nicely though. The lid has just has two very tiny chips on the underside by the dasher hole. If I were to sell this, would it be better to sell the lid separately from the churn? Thanks, Chris
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I recently bought a 7 inch sponge bowl thinking it was a simple cap bowl. Turns out it is a full ridges bowl and the price guide says $400-500 with lid (which I don’t have). Why are the full ridges so much higher in value? Thanks. Chuck
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Can’t find an advertising Red Wing piece to match this casserole… there are some same shapes but this one is gray/white. It has advertising for Peter Bootzin Medford-Abbotsford. I also have some of those bean pots. Can you tell me value, especially of the casserole. Thanks Chuck
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I have a huge Red Wing bowl (12 inch diameter and 6 3/8 inches deep. As you can see it is a double blue band. It is yellow… I see some 5 inch bowls and saffron bowls in the price guides but none exactly like this. It is in very good condition but there is what I would call an age line about 1 inch off the bottom, it is both on interior and exterior but no damage to indicate it is a crack. Can you tell me what the value is? Thanks. Chuck
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Hello, I have a number "2" Red Wing Stoneware pot with a large wing on it along with a lid. It is stamped "Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing, Minn." It has a glazing on both. Could you please offer some insight to its value and the time frame of its manufacture? Also, is the lid original? I thank you so very much for your time and consideration! Kind regards, Stu Anvils
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Hi: There are two crocks (photo attached). The ’5′ crock is 13-inches tall…not a mark or crack on it…looks like new to me! I think it shouldn’t have the lid on it. The ’6′ is 15-inches tall…3-inch hairline crack near the base on the back…otherwise perfect…has wire-and-black wood handles. Here’s what I know for sure: We used to make root beer in them at Grandma and Grandpa’s house! Now, it’s time for them to find a new home. What’s their manufacturing history and approximate values? Many Thanks, Willie Gig Harbor, WA
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