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The vase our Grandmother gave us looks just like this except that the glaze is a light olive greenish gray. It is mint no cracks, chips, or flaws. Thank you for providing a approx value.
Answer: Hello, very nice vase! this is shape 200. Dates from around the early 30′s. Value is around 400.00. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi, I have a Red-Wing vase. Can you tell me anything about its history and or value? Thank you, Kim
Answer: Hi Kim, this is shape 1181, from around 1943. There are around 6 other similar pieces from this time. This looks to be eggshell ivory antiqued with brown. It has a value of around 40.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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This flowerpot, although has no marking is very similar in color and design to a pot I have that I know to be a Red Wing. Can you tell me if this is a Red Wing and if so, what might it be worth? It has some staining but otherwise in very good condition. Thank you Ann
Answer: Ann, I don’t recognise this as being a Red Wing item. Sorry we can’t be of more help. thanks, steve n rose
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This pot is approximately 6" tall and on the bottom are the numbers "4605" in 1" tall raised lettering. Can you give me any information on it and its worth? Thanks, Ann
Answer: Hi Ann, the number doesn’t work with any Red Wing item I know of. I’m not sure who made it. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi, My parents had this vase for years. It is marked in a circle on the bottom – red wing art pottery -there are no numbers on the bottom. I have search the internet for hours trying to identify the glaze etc. it is 9 5/8" tall and the textured glaze looks like butterfly wings! the color is black with shadings of a pinkish or flesh colors. There is about a 3/8" wide ‘chip’ on the bottom edge that looks like it was done in the production-it is black and glazed over. Help!! Pat
Answer: Hi Pat
help is on the way—- It’s shape #199, one of my favorites, early artware, circa 1930. No one has a name for this glaze, kind of a crystalline look. there are a few out there, but quite uncommon. The chip will hurt it’s value. Try some acetone to see if someone has touched it up. Value around 300.00, depending on who wants it! thanks, steve n rose
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I have a duck planter #439 and a bowl #1483. Both are a speckled blue. I would like to know about both of them. I would appreciate your help. Thank you.
Answer: The duck goes with another line, not this particular bowl. Both are mid fifties. Value for the duck, around 30.00, the bowl about the same. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a single Red Wing candle holder similar to picture provided, almost 8" tall, 4 1/2 wide – but in a very dark blue over glaze. The number on the bottom is either 2312 or 2372 it’s hard to read. There are no chips, cracks or crazing. I’d like to know approximate age/ value.
Answer: Hello, there is a 2312 listed, *" tall. these are from the anniversary line, 1953. There is a luster black listed as well. Value is around 45.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I’m curious if this piece has any value. It’s approx. 12×6 inches.
Any info. of age and value would be most helpful. Thanks Donna
Answer: Hi donna, I think this shape is from Kogan’s Terra Craft line, around 1939. Value around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I would like any info re this 10 " high vase, marked Red Wing on the bottom and I believe the incised numbers, 1155. It was in my deceased parent’s possession as long as I can recall and I am now 70 y.o.The interior has a fine hairline crack about 3"long starting from the rim of the vase. The interior has a cream colored glaze.
Answer: Hello, the 1155 is from 1942. It’s a hand decorated piece. Value with the hairline is around 15.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a 6 inch redwing vase, I think. It is the tan and blue with the flower on the front. It is narrow at the top, with two attached handles, and has a like a potbelly bottom. It says Red wing union stoneware co. MN. The handles are also embelished. I am interested to see if it is worth anything. Should I take it to a dealer. I am also not going to sell it or get rid of it as my mother gave it to me.
Answer: I think your vase would be early artware, from the stamp. Circa 1930. Brushed Ware, a matt finish. Shape # 127 fits your description, value is around 85.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose