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After a rather cursory look at the website, I didn’t find any information on the sewer pipe made by Red Wing. I found a rather large piece (about 2 feel long and 1 foot wide) of stone glazed sewer pipe in the bush while on a hike, and it was stamped "Red Wing". I was wondering on an age range. Sandi
Answer: The sewer pipe was made in the late 1800s and was produced in Red Wing until the 1970s
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I have had two red wing crocks for a long time and due to economics I must sell….One is a red wing butter churn in great condition and it a number "3"…..The other is a 10" by 10" crock also in great condition….I would like to know what they are worth and what do you think I could sell them for…. Georgette
Answer: The 3 gallon butter churn in good condition and with the correct stoneware lid is valued at about $200-250.
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i have several case gin bottles about circa 1850 pontil scars, either crudely applied lip or pig snout, there is seeded, blistered, or verically ribbed, they vary in color from anber, olive green, dark green, olive amber, presunably considered black glass majority arre believed to be hand blown, various sizes from 9.oo to 11.50 height sides from 2.00 to 3.50 few are embossed with BLANKENHEIYM & NOLET one embossed I.A.I sCHEIDAM NOLET , Thank Brandy
Answer: I am not sure what your question is. Red Wing did not make these glass bottles.
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Hi there, I work at a luxury consignment store in Chicago, and one of our consignors brought in a pottery piece that she said was Red Wing. The piece is a yellow glazed pot/planter with 3 decorative indentations and 3 triangular designs. It also has a "cracked" finish/look on the exterior. There is a faint blue stamp on the bottom that looks like it reads Red Wing Art, but I can’t read what is underneath (maybe numbers). The number 175 is engraved on the bottom as well. If you need additional photos, please let me know. Any information on this piece would be helpful. Thank you in advance. Best, Kate
Answer: Hi Kate
it is red wing, some of the earlier artware they did. Dates to around 1930 or so. The crackle in the glaze is normal. Value is around 70.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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10" vase bowl M 1487 pictured on page 163 in figure 10 of Red Wing Art Pottery by Ray Reiss
Answer: Hi
the hanging planter dates to 1955, with a value of around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi, I have a 20 gallon crock with a 6inch logo on the front. Patent on the side reads Dec 24th 1915. The handles have broke off and there are a few small cracks on the outside bottom. Do you have an idea the worth? I am selling on ebay but shipping fees are crazy. Wesley
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Hi, I recently purchased this butter churn and I’m curious about the background & value. It is generally in good shape, with a little bit of crazing (on the back) and a few small chips, including 2 chips at the base (at the back) that are about 1 cm wide. The diameter of the base is about 11 inches, and the height is about 17 inches. It is quite heavy. It didn’t come with a lid. Barb
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I have a Red Wing Water Cooler with the #6 on the inside. It has a lid which has a small chip on the edge. The crock seems to be in very good to excellent condition. The spigot hole is there with the cork in it. What might it be worth? How old is it? Mary
Answer: The water cooler was made in the early 1900s. Value is approximately $600-$700
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I have a eureka poultry fountain & feeder, patent applied for. It is in pristine condition. I wanted some information on the age of this item and its value. Allison
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I recently was given a set of Red Wing dishes in the driftwood pattern. Due to the lead in the glaze, we are interested in learning the value of the pieces. We have 8 11" dinner plates, 2 8" salad plates, 8 6.5" Side plates, 1 serving platter, 1 casserole w/ intact lid, 1 divided serving dish, 1 undivided serving dish, 8 coffee cups w/ saucers, 8 bowls, 2 serving bowls, 1 sugar dish w/ lid, and 1 set of salt & pepper shakers. The only flaws we have found are: a coffee cup had a broken handle that was glued back together, and a plate had a chip out of the edge. I took pictures of the set and of the flaws, but do not have access to them at the moment. Thank you for your input! Perry
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