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This vase is orange/white ceramic with glaze, about 12 inches in diameter and about 12 inches high. The bottom has Red Wing 3019 on it. Is it valuable?
Answer: Hello
this vase is part of Charles Murphy’s Decorator line, circa 1959. Value is around 325.00. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a vase with 1157 RED-WING U.S.A. stamped on the bottom. It’s fanned at the top and about 9 inches tall. The outside almost looks purple, but it looks as though it was a magenta color with blue on top. It’s shiny glaze as opposed to matte. The decoration on the outside almost looks like peacock feathers/eyes. Any ideas???
Answer: Hello, your vase was designed in 1942, the glaze may be coronation purple. Value is around 60.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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What is the value of a light green vase #721 with two handles? It is six inches tall (seven inches if you measure to the top of one of the handles). Thank you.
Answer: hello, this vase is from circa 1938, the glaze is probably called ocean green. Value is around 45.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello! I just finished reading the article about the Red Wing Pottery Show that was in the June 24, 2009 publication of Antique Trader. What a wonderful WebSite!! I have a attached a pic of the ONLY piece of Red Wing I own. It is a handsome pitcher that I found in a thrift shop and bought for $.50. I collect lots of 50′s era ephemera and I bought it for it’s unique shape and color scheme. It is embossed "768" and "RED WING" on the underside. I would be enthralled to learn more about it!! Thanks very much!!! Lindsay Leiper, Norristown, PA
Answer: Hi Lindsay
Thanks for the compliments, we do have a well run organization, and quite large to boot! Your piece is more art pottery, than an actual dinnerware pitcher. It’s part of Belle Kogan’s 100 line, circa 1938. It is an interesting form. Value is around 75.00 or so. You made a good investment… thanks, steve n rose
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I have red wing piece marked #697. It has a boat shape, brown and gold in color. It is 17 in. long and 4 1/2 in. at it’s widest. I believe it was a piece I to put fruit in. It is in perfect condition.
Answer: Hi
it is listed as a piece of art pottery, sort of a console bowl. It dates to the early 60′s. Value is around 70.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have this bowl that I suspect to be Red Wing. It has a daffodil pattern. It measures 6 3/4" in diameter and 2 1/2" high. It is a green color. It has 2 very small "chigger bites" around the top outside rim. Thanks Carlie
Answer: Thanks for the pics, Carlie. Think this one is a Western or RRP product, it just doesn’t have the right look for Red Wing. Still a nice item, value is around 35.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I found a gopher stump tooth pick at an estate sale, it looks like the real thing. However it is only marked B. L. (inscribed on the bottom). It is cold painted, no gloss. Measures 2 1/2 inches from side to side, 2 1/4 inches tall and wide.
Answer: Is it bisque underneath? it appears to never have been glazed. Still nice, I haven;t seen one unglazed before. value is around 100-125. thanks, steve n rose
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This vase says Red Wing USA 1303 on the bottom and has two small chips on the lip. I will send two pics one of the whole vase and one of the very small chips. I would like to know the approximate value – it has a bronzish brown interior
Answer: Hello, this bowl is from 1947. Value with the chips is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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This Vase says Red Wing USA 1281 on the bottom and has a bronzish brown interior glaze.It’s in perfect condition. I would like to know the approximate price. I am interested in selling it. Thank you!
Answer: Hi, this is a piece from 1947, there is a taller version of this shape as well. Value is around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have this console bowl that is 12" in diameter. Color is green and browns. The bowl is an top of a foot. Thanks for any help. Steve
Answer: Hello Steve
thanks for the pic, I would have been lost without it. It’s shape #231, circa 1931. It’s glaze is called Nokomis, and is prized by collectors today. Fairly rare form to have this glaze on it. Value is around 400.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose