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| The Red Wing Stoneware Company was organized February 1, 1877, to manufacture stoneware. By August of 1878, the company was gaining notice as a producer of "useful" and "beautiful" wares. After several renditions and mergers, in 1906 the Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. was formed. Art pottery and dinnerware became more representative than "stoneware", and in 1936 the name was changed to Red Wing Potteries. In 1967, Red Wind Potteries closed its' production facilities; in 1984, Red Wing Stoneware Co. was revitalized, and is now manufacturing to meet the growing demand for quality American made products. |
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Candleholder Use with a variety of candle sizes, with candle rings, or a hurricane globe over the Candleholder. | |
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Votive Crock Stands about 2 1/2" high, in a variety of designs. | |
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Candle Lamp At 10" tall with the globe, use with either a taper or a votive candle. | |
| 1 or 2 Gallon Crock | ||
