Question:

What can you tell me about this crock with the 4 and Red Wing on it? Thanks Kenny

Answer:

Value on the 4 gallon Red Wing crock is around $75.   al

Question:

 Could you tell me about this crock? No chips or cracks.

Thank you.

Martha

Answer:

This crock is a 2 gallon Red Wing crock which was produced between 1936 & 1947.  Value is between $40 & $45.  al

Question:

What can you tell me about this jug value?

Answer: This is a 4 gallon Red Wing leaf salt glaze jug. The value is between $4,000 and $4,500. Al

Question:

Hi,
I just picked up this 6 Gallon Water cooler the other day, I do not see any chips or cracks in the cooler. I was just wondering the approximate value and if the 4 Inch wings hold a higher value than the 2 inch ones?

Thanks! Brett

Answer:

Brett, the 4 inch wing does hold a higher value on all Red Wing pieces than the 2 inch wing.  The 6 gallon Red Wing water cooler has a value between $400 & $450.  Al

Question: Hello: We have an 8 gallon Red Wing crock with a lid.  It has a patent date of what appears to be Dec 21, 1915; marked Red Wing Union Stoneware Co., Red Wing, MN; and also has a red wing mark.  It is in near perfect condition.  Would be interested knowing the estimated value.  
 
We also have a two tone (brown/gray) crock with the only discernable marking of a 5.  This is in good condition – no chips. Would be interested to know if it is a Red Wing crock and the estimated value. 
 
Thank you.
Sue

Answer:

lets break this all down.  The 8 gallon Red Wing lid has a value between $175 & $200.  The 8 gallon Red Wing crock $150.  The two tone crock is not Red Wing so no idea of value. Al

Question: Interested in teh value of this piece

Answer: the 6 gallon Red Wing crock has a value between $100 & $125.  The lid is not Red Wing, so I really don’t see a value on it. al

Question: I was interested in getting an estimated production year and value on this 8 gallon crock.  No chips or cracks, but a light 4” diameter crow’s feet hairline on the inside bottom and a 2” hairline on the outside bottom edge around the right side.  Both hairlines are faint and I believe only to be in the glazing.

The top diameter is slightly out of round as well.  Not sure if that would impact the value much.  

Thanks,

Chris

Answer:

Nice looking 8 gallon Red Wing with a six inch wing.  Production was between 1909 and before 1915. Value with the crows feet hairlines $150 to $175.  al

Question:

To whom it may concern,

I have this 4 gallon salt glazed crock. I would like to know if you think this is Red Wing. If not, do you have any idea who the maker is. It is in great condition with no cracks.

Thanks for the info.,

Mike

Answer: This 4 gallon salt glazed crock with lazy 8 and target market is Red Wing.  Value is around $200.  Was produced between 1870 & 1895. Al

Question: What can you tell me about this water cooler and lid.

Answer: With a 4 inch wing.  Also the lid has a chip on it.  From what I can see the value is between $400 & $600 if no other damage.   al

Question:

Hi,

 I have a miniature blue and white sponged stoneware jug that I think may be Red Wing,but is not signed,so thought you could help. It has an applied handle that looks like RW,and one of my RW collector books show this jug,but only in larger sizes of 1/4 and 1/2 pints.(The cork was obviously added.) Pictures are attached to e-mail,and this measures 2 and 5/8″ high,about 6 and 1/2″ around,base is 2″ across.It holds exactly 1/4 cup,or 1/8 pint.I know that RW did make other minis in this size,so am wondering if I have an extremely rare or hard to find mini,or if this is an imposter? Thanks for any help you may give me. Cindy

Answer:  this sponged mini is Red Wing.  They have been found in 1/8, 1/4 & 1 pint size.  They say that they have never been found signed, however, I have seen an 1/8 pint signed.  Valve in perfect is $2500 to $3000.  Nice piece, haven’t seen one for awhile.  al