Question:
I’ve come across this Redwing vase and would like to know something about it, whether it is vintage or newer and maybe what the value might be. It is in excellent condition, a satiny white glaze outside and glossy sea-green inside, it’s just over 12" tall and has an embossed woman figure on a swing with a cherub on each side of her. Marked on the bottom is Redwing USA 776. Thanks for your help!
Answer: It is indeed vintage, circa 1962. There is also a matching one in reverse. It is a nice shape, and has a value of 100.00 or so. Nice find. thanks, steve n rose
Hi, I emailed yesterday about this 10 gallon crock. Would like to know the value of this crock. Please email me back, its killing me. The reason why is because it is on ebay right now and it is at $999.00. I did not know they was worth that much!! I just paid $70 for it. You can view it. Ebay item number is 330168778589. I dont know much about it, I just want to know how much it is worth. The auction on ebay will go on and it will sale to the highest bidder. You might want to tell your friends if this crock is very rare. Thanks for you time again. My email address is posted, please email be back. Another picture will be sent.
I emailed just a few minutes ago. I forgot to ask you to put a value on this crock. Please give me a value. Just got through talking to a lady on the phone that works for Red Wing( I called the wrong number) and I freaked her out when I described it to her. Here is another pic.
Hi, I would like to know all the info you can give me on this peice of red wing pottery. It is a 10 gallon crock, with a number 10 on it in blue. Below the number 10 is written out "ice water". Below that is two birch leaves. Below that is a oval stamp. On the inside it reads Red Wing, Union Stoneware co., Red wing-Minn. All written in blue. Crock measure 18 inches tall by 15 inches in diameter. In great shape except for two hairline cracks in the bottom and one on the side, about 1 inch long. No cracks go through the piece. Took it a guy that auctions off antiques, he pecked the side and said it has a nice ring to it and said that means that no cracks go through the piece. Has 3/4 inch hole for wood spigot, which I have also. Also list on ebay now, if you want to look it up. Please email me back and tell me what you think the vales is. Thank you for your time and have a nice day. Brian
I found a pair of these cow waters. I had never seen them before and thought they were interesting. They still have the mounting hardware and drain cork. The guy told me he thought that Red Wing may have had this company ‘IDEAL EQUIPMENT CO.’ manufacture these for them. Do you know if there is any truth to this. Is there much of a value to these? Thank You Darrell 
I have read that 4 gal. jugs are harder to find, but is it also unusual to have the 4 on the top as opposed to the side of the jug. Also, this does not have the blue oval, but the wing is 4.5 inches. There are no visible cracks that I could see. Do either one of these details make it more valuable? Thank You Darrell