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I am looking to determine the value of a 5 gallon red wing stoneware crock which I would like to sell. The words "Red Wing Union Stoneware Company, Red Wing, Minnesota" are imprinted at the lower part of the crock. The patent date below one handle is December 21, 1915. The stoneware does have some pitting and the red color of the wing appears to be somewhat faded but the crock has no cracks or broken areas.. The handles are black and appear to be the original handles. Thank you for any assistance you can provide. Marilyn
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Al your recent posting on the Brown Spongeware Spittoon I believe to be in error. Yes this spitton shown in the picture is a Red Wing product. It is hand turned and is most often found in blue sponging or with a brown top and white bottom. This shape appears in the price guides by Larry Peterson and his most recent Encyclopedia. The same can be said for mold seam cuspidors made by Red Wing. They are for the most part found in blue sponge but occasionally show up in brown sponging as well. Steve L.
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I have a #2 Red Wing water cooler and was wondering if you believe it has been repaired or not. I was told it has never been, but can see a seam on the side, seems to go on the bottom, and perhaps continue onto the other side. Inside the crock I can feel a seam too, however that seem doesn’t match up with the one on the outside. Thanks so much for you help. Sarah
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HI there i have a 10 Gallon Red wing with a small hair line crack on the inside,im not sure if i has a large redwing or a small one printed on it pls give me a vaule for both , Thanks Kyle
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Yes i was wondering about this jug? I cant seem to find any markings on it but it looks to be well crafted. If u can identify this piece, I would like to know dates /value if possible. Thank you. Rusty
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Could this spittoon possibly have been made by Red Wing? The cream color resembles some crocks I have made by Red Wing. It is approx. 8 inches wide and 6 inches tall. If it is Red Wing could you give me a value. Thanks. Gary
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have 5 gal,redwing crock with brown/black inside there are two small chips in the finsh about dime size how do i seal it. thank you Michael

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Thanks so much for the information regarding my pie plate. I have sent a picture of the side as you requested. It is 11 inches in diameter and has a cream colored lining which I think shows up in the picture. Gary

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I have a beater jar from the E.G. Nordness company in Midleton, Wi. I just heard from a historian from Middleton that that company was in place somewhere between 1900 and 1930. This belonged to my mother in-law from Middleton. I am curious as to the history of the company as well as the value of the jar. Thankyou Richards
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I am considering purchasing a world war 2 era red wing water cooler (5 gallon, small wing) in good condition (samll chip on lid – good colors). The dealer advises me that the plastic (bakelite) spigot is original – because of wartime restrictions on use of chromed metal. Is this correct, and what is the value of such a piece? Bruce
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