White Glazed Crocks

Four Gallon Crock with Blue Birch Leaves and Ski Oval 194.99 USD	Six Gallon, Blue Birchleaf, Ski Oval Crock 169.99 USD	Three Gallon Crock with Blue Birch Leaves and Union Oval 179.99 USD
Two Gallon, Blue Birchleaf, Ski Oval Crock 125.00 USD	Four Gallon Crock with Elephant Ear Leaves, Bottom Stamped 410.00 USD	Two Gallon Crock with Blue Birch Leaves and No Oval 119.99 USD
Four Gallon Crock with Black Oak Leaves and No Oval 240.00 USD	Three Gallon, Black Birchleaf Crock 125.00 USD	Five Gallon Crock with Elephant Ear Leaves, Bottom Stamped 320.00 USD
Twelve Gallon, Blue Birchleaf, Ski Oval Crock 250.00 USD	Three Gallon, Blue Birchleaf, Ski Oval Crock 125.00 USD

The Red Wing stoneware companies used zinc oxide to provide a brilliant white glaze for their wares. This glaze is commonly referred to as Zinc Glaze. The companies gradually phased in this new glaze from around 1895 to 1900 to replace the salt glaze. After 1900, all stoneware from Red Wing was glazed this way.

The Red Wing stoneware companies produced crocks in standard sizes ranging from one pint to 60 gallons. Crocks were used by homesteaders, schools and businesses alike to store everything from food to tools. They made lids to fit all of the crocks except for the smallest sizes.

The stoneware companies of Red Wing, Minnesota produced stoneware items shortly after their inception in 1877 until the mid-1940's. The shapes of these items ranged widely. However, one overriding attribute describes them all: they were designed to be used. In fulfilling the needs of a developing America, the stoneware companies were hugely successful and their wares were very popular. The popularity of their wares has only increased over time making collecting Red Wing a growing field and exciting hobby!

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