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Antiques Oronoco: Furniture
Valuing Furniture. Recently a return to the natural wood look has caused a resurgence in refinishing activity. Many people find gems "in the rough" and do ...
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Antiques Oronoco: Pottery: Red Wing Pottery
This company served as a sales outlet for the Minnesota, North Star and Red Wing companies; stock was owned by each company in Union Stoneware. ...
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Antiques Oronoco - Products
It was produced by Fenton starting in 1947 to 1958.It is in very good condition. Cranberry Coin Dot is becoming scarce as it is more in demand by cranberry ...
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Antiques Oronoco: Pottery: Red Wing Pottery
Red Wing Stoneware Co. 1877-1906; Minnesota Stoneware Co. ... The Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. was the result of a merger of the Red Wing and Minnesota ...
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Antiques Oronoco - Products
Cast Iron Dog Nutcracker. Product ID: 2005. Price: $365.00 ... This is a very good example of a dog figural nutcracker. It is very good casing in cast iron. ...
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Antiques Oronoco: Ads: Magazines: LIFE Magazines
Providence: Life, Inc. Condition: Average to mint. Estimated value: $4 to $45 per issue. LIFE Magazines are prized because they portray and report on the ...
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Antiques Oronoco: Ads: Magazines: LIFE Magazines
Providence: Life, Inc. Condition: Average to mint. Estimated value: $4 to $45 per issue. LIFE Magazines are prized because they portray and report on the ...
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Antiques Oronoco: Glass: Cambridge Glass
Made by Cambridge Glass Co. of Ohio from 1901 to 1958. This glassware is classified as Depression Glass. The Cambridge mark is a triangle with a C in the ...
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Antiques Oronoco: Pottery: Red Wing Pottery
The Red Wing companies made jugs, jars, bowls, mugs, spitoons, urns, cooking pots, flower pots and saucers, umbrella stands, bird baths, figurines, ...
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Antiques Oronoco: Pottery: Red Wing Pottery
Red wing pottery is valued for it's beauty and utilitarian design. ... bird baths, figurines, pitchers, milk coolers, lawn and cemetery vases and much more. ...
