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Question:
HI, I HAVE BOUGHT A LARGE AMOUNT OF TWO STEP RED WING POTTERY CAN YOU TELL ME ALITTLE ABOUT IT. THANKS

Answer: Two Step is a hand painted pattern made in the Village Green shape. The colors are similar to Red Wing’s extremely popular Bob White pattern. Two Step and its sister pattern Picardy were introduced in 1960. Neither pattern sold particularly well. The 1961 dealer’s price lists includes both patterns with a full complement of available items. But the 1962 price list shows only a limited set of available pieces, as Red Wing focused attention on the new DuoTone (Cylinder) line introduced that year. Thus Two Step and Picardy were in full production for only a couple of years.

Two Step isn’t rare by any means but it is isn’t common either. It also isn’t especially popular with collectors, so values are no better than average when compared to other Red Wing patterns.

Larry