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I have a 71/2in tall yellowish in color vase with a 2in opening. on the bottom its marked in blue ink red wing pottery with the word art in the center of the mark it also is marked 187. it has peacocks all around vase.
Answer: Hello
Your vase is from the early thirties, part of the artware line. It has a value of around 90.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Can you tell me if this is a Red Wing pattern? It feels like there is an indentation on the bottom but not a true mark.
Answer: It is a red wing product. Shape #1431, from 1956. it has a value of around 40.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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`Good Morning…I have a Red Wing Vase with 790 on the bottom. The lip of the vase flares in and out around the top and it is cream color on the outside and blue on the inside. Could you tell me more about this vase and it worth. I can take a picture if you like? Thanks so much….. Sherry Lynn Molina
Answer: Hi Sherry, your vase is from 1938, part of the belle kogan 100 series. Value is around 55.00 or so, in perfect condition. thanks, steve n rose
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Could you help with information on my Red Wing wall sconces? Thanks so much. They are mint, no cracks chips or flaws.
Answer: Hello, these are shape 1454L, for left, there is a mirror image, 1454R. they date to around 1956. Value is 45.00 each. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi! I have a redwing ashtray, dark green in the shape of a horse’s head. the mold number on the back is M-1472. Am really looking for when/where it was produced and current value. thanks. susie keena
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I have a small green box. on the bottom it says RED WING USA 1018 The box is 4x 3.5 inches and 2 inches high on the cover is one flower. Looks somewhat like a gardenia. No chips except 3 small ones on the bottom. Sorry, I don’t have a camera to send you a picture
Answer: Hi, no need for the pic. It’s part of the magnolia line, circa 1942. Probably a cigarette or trinket box. With the chips, value is around 35.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I’d like to know the value of two matching redwing urns. Both are in excellent condition, ar ten inches tall (to the tip), 6 inches (at greatest width) and have 4.5 inch base. Thanks Kirsten
Answer: Hi Kirsten
they are shape #1023, from around 1942, part of the magnolia group, but these are handpainted. Nice set, and having the lids is a plus. Value for the set is around 300.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I purchased this piece a number of years ago. I love the simple black, deco-ish lines. It’s in mint condition. About 6" tall and 9" wide.
Answer: This is shape #1580, from around 1965. Value is about 45.00. thanks, steve n rose
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What is the value of the tiny lunch hour donkey. It is pictured in clay giants. I bought it long ago at the red wing convention auction. I may be selling it and have no idea of its value now a days=) thanks! Kate
Answer: Hi Kate
lunch hour pieces are prized by collectors, if it is Red Wing, documentation or proof of it being Red Wing are most important. Size and detail of pieces are also important when guesstimating a value. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello and thanks for an interesting site!!! I have found a piece of Redwing pottery and would like to know more about it; age; design; and an estimate of value. I can get pictures later but the piece is marked on the bottom Red Wing USA M 3011. I am not a collector of Redwing and would like be willing to sell to a collector who doesn’t have this particular piece. It’s in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Any info you can provide would be greatly appreciated and you are more than welcome to pass this information on to other collectors who might be interested. Thanks and have a nice weekend Bob in KY
Answer: Hi Bob
this vase is part of the decorator line, designed by charles murphy, circa 1959. values are around 250.00. thanks, steve n rose (our grandkids live in Frankfort)