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We have the opportunity to purchase three churns: all in excellent condition. One is a 4-gallon birch leaf, another is a 5-gallon wing churn, and the last is a 6-gallon wing churn. In today’s fickle market what would YOU be willing to pay for each? We really value your educated opinion! Thanks, Denise
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
question from: bkaaw@winco.net
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I have a 50 gallon western stoneware crock that is in great condition and no cracks wanted to move to a new house have someone willing to buy it if is stays with the house what value can I put on it.
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5 gallon, Medalta,crock with lid – emailed for photo
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I have a 5 gallon, Medalta,crock with lid, in excellent condition. It has "Ice Water" stamped on it and it has a chrome or stainless steel push button spigot near the bottom. Do you know it’s rarity and it’s possible value? WJ Rose
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Red Wing 769, Belle Kogan 100 line
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I have a piece of pottery that is about 8" to 10" tall, 4" opening with two handles. It is white, in excellent condition and is stamped 769 on the bottom. When was it made and what is the value. Kenneth
Answer: Hi Kenneth
Your vase is part of the Belle Kogan 100 line, from 1938. Value is around 70.00. thanks, steve n rose
Random Harvest: platters, bowls, etc.
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Hi, I have a complete set of random harvest dinnerware that includes large and small platters, 2 serving bowls, creamer/sugar, gravy boat, 10 place settings and a relish tray. I would like to find out how to sell it and what it might be worth. Thank you. Michelle
See previous question on value and history:
https://www.redwingcollectors.org/content/view/5157/117/
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4 gallon Red Wing Churn
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I have a 4 gallon Red Wing butter churn and I was wondering what the value of this piece is. It doe’s have a small crack on the left side, about 4" long. Greg
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5 gallon leaf crock which is encrusted with pickling residue
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Ok I quit! I have a 5 gallon leaf crock which I recently picked up at a garage sale which is absolutely encrusted with pickling residue.. I have tried vinegar (useless) comet (also useless) Sodium Hydroxide (also useless) boiling water (equally useless) TSP (dosent have enough power to get out of its own way) Soooooooo how the heck do I get this stuff off??? I’ve even used a razor bladed knife.. which chips away at some of it… but really dosen’t work all that well either :((( . What’s the trick ??? sandblasting??? Walnuts? HELP!!! Thank you. Godfrey
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question from: leahweycker@gmail.com
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I just purchased a 12 gallon crock with a blue crown. There are no other markings. I don’t think it is Red Wing but not sure. I was hoping to use it to soak fish in salt for smoking. My friends grandpa did this in the past and we wanted to try it. There is a hairline crack on the inside and out. Is there a way to fix the crack or is it best to not use it?
Thanks for any help.
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Pepe Beverage Server
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I have the Red Wing Pottery beverage server in the "Pepe" pattern. Excellent condition w/cover and no nicks or cracks. Estimated Value? I don’t have access to a photo but can provide one by the end of April when we’re back in Wisconsin. Deb
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question from: juantom@highspeedcrow.ca
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I have a small crock, the usual colour, it’s 7 1/2 inches high and 7 1/2 inches across the top. All it says on it is Medalta Potteries Ltd. Medicine Hat Alberta. Sorry, not savvy enough to send a picture, just wondering about age and value. Thanks!
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