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Hi! I had no idea Redwing made such a variety of items! I have a blue deer planter, marked ’1338′ and ‘Redwing’ on the bottom. Can you tell me an appoximate year and value? It is somewhat stylized, almost like Art Deco. Thank you! Eric
Answer: Hi Eric
yes, they did do a lot more than just grandma’s crock! Your deer is from 1949, there were several animal shapes done then. Value is around 60.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Is this a red wing crock? I have no info on this piece, just concerned by its looks, that it is not red wing.
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Hi, I really appreciate your being available to answer questions. I found this water cooler at a New Jersey flea market and have been told it’s possibly Red Wing, but haven’t been able to find anything that looks like it, not only on your site but anywhere else. It’s about a 2 gallon cooler, lid missing, color: aqua or light green. If you recognize this, any information would be much appreciated. Thank you, Jean
Answer: Hi Jean
It’s not Red Wing. I’m not familiar with this piece. Wish I had a maker for you. thanks, steve n rose
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No. 4 Water Cooler in excellent condition, found dusty 7 dirty and have left in this condition. Spigot works. Handles are intact with some surface rust. Lid is intact. Half size quater knick in lid. No cracks anywhere. Mark
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No. 4 Water Cooler in excellent condition, found dusty 7 dirty and have left in this condition. Spigot works. Handles are intact with some surface rust. Lid is intact. Half size quater knick in lid. No cracks anywhere.
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My grandfather used this 30 gallon crock at his cider press. It is in good shape with no cracks. I would love to get an estimate and any advice on the best channel to sell it through. I know that the shipping on it would be expensive as this thing weighs a lot! Thank you for your help. Karla
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This pieces has been in our family for about 60 years. It was picked up by an uncle who traveled over seas a lot. Does this piece have any value? Ken
Answer: Hi Ken
I’m sorry, I don’t have a clue as to what this would be worth. Perhaps take it to a College or Museum, they might be able to help you more. thanks, steve n rose
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I have this brown bowl that I have been able to find nothing on. It has the design of a basket weave and it has a strange shape, almost like someone grabbed the top of it and squeezed. There are some definite flaws on it that looks as though something happened during the firing process. Almost like the bowl touched the inside wall of the kiln. It measures 8x6x4.5. The bottom says Red Wing U.S.A 916. Can you tell me about this piece, along with the value? Thanks so much! Melody
Answer: Hi Melody
this shape does have a pinched in top, that’s normal. It’s from 1965. Value is around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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the center piece of this is separate from the bottom. they are not attached. I am wondering if they belong together. I bought them together. the bottom dish is 12.5" x 9.25". It has applied leaves on each end for decoration. It is marked Red Wing USA #418. The center piece is 9.75" tall. It has a gold sticker on it that says Red Wing Art Pottery. Do you have an estimate of what they would be worth. Any help is appreciated. Thank you, Diane
Answer: Hi Diane
they are from the same timeframe, same glaze, but they aren’t a match. The centerpiece is from Kogan’s Deluxe line, shape # B2503, there are different console bowls that match this item. The 418 is a console bowl, but for a different group. Value for both is around 125.00. thanks, steve n rose