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OLD VINTAGE VERY RARE RED WING KO-REC FEEDER 1920'S
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Up for auction is a Mint 1920's Red Wing Union Feeder. This is a very nice piece of pottery made back long before i was around and was handed down to me over the generations i have a few of these so just downsizing. The starting price is high because i have been told by antiquers these are hard to find im new to all this so any info to help me out would be nice as well. The feeder weighs in at almost 9 lbs. with the base which is very hard to find in one piece i am told. Below is some info i dug up seemed interesting so i put it on for all to see. Please feel free to ask me any questions before bidding and if u are the winning bidder i suggest the insurance but totally your call not responsible if no insurance is purchased. Thanks for looking and happy bidding. The Red Wing Stoneware Company was organized February 1, 1877 to manufacture stoneware. In August of 1877, construction began for the new factory. By January of 1878, the new buildings housing the kilns and clay were ready for use. Production began with two large up-draft kilns fired with wood and coal. T were four pottersâÂeÂ(tm) wheels and several drying frames. Power for the plant came from a 24 horsepower steam engine. By August of 1878, the company was gaining notice as a producer of âÂeÂoeuseful and beautifulâÂe wares. Around midnight on February 16, 1884, a fire from the kiln shed spread throughout the shops and warehouse. The factory was then rebuilt on a larger scale. The new company merged with another local business becoming the Red Wing Stoneware and Sewer Pipe Company. Throughout those early years, Red Wing, Minnesota hosted several stoneware companies: Minnesota Stoneware Company, North Star Stoneware Company and Red Wing Stoneware and Sewer Pipe Company.In March of 1906, these potteries merged into one company, forming a common marketing unit--the "Red Wing Union Stoneware Company." This new company identified itself with the familiar Red Wing Union Stoneware Company oval stamped on the sides of products. Art pottery and dinnerware became more representative than âÂeÂoeStonewareâÂe and in 1936 the name was changed to "Red Wing Potteries". In 1967, Red Wing Potteries closed its production facilities. In 1984, John Falconer acquired the technical records, name and legal rights of the Red Wing Stoneware Company and stoneware production was revitalized in Red Wing. Tom Woodruff purchased the Red Wing Stoneware Company in 1998. He and a team of skilled artisans proudly continue the tradition of producing excellent quality, American made, Red Wing Stoneware. Current lines include kitchenware for daily use along with decorative accent pieces for the entire home. Red Wing Stoneware Company also produces a full line of personalized and advertising pieces for companies, organizations, city celebrations and fundraisers. These pieces are decorated to suit the logo design of individual groups. We invite you to visit our factory and showroom. Tours are given weekdays at 10 AM and 1 PM during the summer, and at 1 PM during the other months of the year. Group tours are available by appointment. I also have other things like apple buschel baskets and glass wine jars or at least i assume thats what they were maybe milking glass jars if interested let me know thanks
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