Monthly Archives: September 2011

10-gallon Red Wing Water Cooler

Question:
Al – I saw a recent posting where you said a 10-gallon Red Wing Water Cooler (if perfect) might be in the $500-$700 range. Today I saw one at an antique shop as follows. No cracks, chips or hairlines. Bright blue, bold lettering. However, the one flaw was that about half of one of the stoneware handle mounts (the back half) is broken off. Assuming the rest of the cooler is as I’ve described, how badly will that kill the market value? Since the back-half is the missing part of the handle, the cooler presents very well from the front. Thanks. Chris
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Brushed sand jar yellow inside

Question:
I have had a green and "brushed" sand jar, but just found a jar that is yellow inside and out. The images are very crisp and defined — do you have any info thanks Art

Answer: Red Wing did make a Tan brushed ware glaze, and the interior is a glossy version of the same glaze. It would date to around 1930. Is it the doe/buck sand jar? there are a couple other shapes as well, but it’s the most common. Apic would be great. Most of these sandjars sell for 3-500. thanks, steve n rose

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Friar Tuck cookie jar in blue

Question:
Growing up in the 50′s my Nannie had a Frier Tuck cookie jar in blue. I always loved the jar. Upon her death years later i ebecame the new owner. One day a friend noticed it up on my plant t in my kitchen and said she recently saw it online. Is this a special addition or a valuable piece? Its valuable to me is it reminds me of the smell of warm cookies baking in my Nanny’s kitchen! ;) Cindy
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question from: gmwantland@ sprintmail.com

Question:
Growing up in the 50′s my Nannie had a Frier Tuck cookie jar in blue. I always loved the jar. Upon her death years later i ebecame the new owner. One day a friend noticed it up on my plant t in my kitchen and said she recently saw it online. Is this a special addition or a valuable piece? Its valuable to me is it reminds me of the smell of warm cookies baking in my Nanny’s kitchen! ;)
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Red Wing Sewer Pipe stamped John H Rich Sewer Pipe Works

Question:
I found this sewer pipe at an abandoned farm site while working. Saw that it was from Red Wing. Wondering what it might be worth. It is approximately 150lbs, 18" diameter, and has a few medium to large chips in it. There is a stamp on it and it reads, JOHN H. RICH SEWER PIPE WORKS. RED WING, MINN. Any information would be great. Thanks Jim
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Albany Slip Shoulder Bowl

Question:
I was wondering if this bowl is worth anything? I noticed a turn mark in the center of the bowl that I was wondering why? It looks like on the bottom it has the RW mark. Mel
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6 gallon large wing crock

Question:
We found what we assume is an old 6 gallon Red Wing Stoneware piece under the workbench at our cabin this weekend. It has a large red wing on it under the six. It says "Patented Dec. 21st 1915." next to one of the handles. It’s about 14.25 inches tall and has about a 12 inch circumfrence. It only has one handle and is in very good shape. There are no major scuffs on it. Jerry
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