D.M. Howery ceramic egg container

Animal Feeders

Red Wing’s line of chicken feeders, poultry fountains and salt bowls were heavily utilized on farms throughout the Midwest. They were made in a number of shapes and styles throughout every decade of stoneware production. Once the potteries started making white glazed wares, merchants often ordered feeders with their business name stamped on the side.

Feeders

You may also be interested in these...

Vintage ceramic crocks displayed on wooden table.

Kitchenware

Red Wing’s stoneware companies made a wide range of kitchenware in their time, starting with plain, utilitarian wares in the 1870s and 1880s such as

Read More »
Four vintage ceramic water filters displayed in line.

Salt Glaze

Most people associate Red Wing stoneware with the trademark “red wing” marking. But like most of America’s early stoneware companies, the clay industry in Red

Read More »
Two vintage crocks with winged designs

Zinc Glaze

In the mid-1890s, the Red Wing and Minnesota stoneware companies started to replace salt glaze with a creamy colored zinc glaze, and the hand-drawn cobalt

Read More »