Question:

I have a piece of redwing art vase, labeled 1301, redwing, usa on the bottom of the vase, it is a turquoise blue color and the glaze has a smooth crackled finish, that looks like very tiny geometric designs. The interior of the vase is black. It is 5 inches tall, and the vase opening is 4 inches across, 4 1/2 inches total width, the base is 2 3/4 inches across. It is in perfect condition, no chips, cracks, and has been in my family for two generations, my grandmother to my mother, now to her grandson. I would like to know when it was made, and approximate value for insurance purposes. Any information you can give would be helpful, I am sorry, but I do not have a digital camera for a picture.

Thank you! Derik

Answer: Hi Derik
the shape is from 1947, and the glaze is called crackled turquoise.  Value is around 30.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question: I have attached two pictures of Red Wing pottery items.  The pedestal is 6 1/2 inches tall and 11 1/4 inches wide.  The bottom has Red Wing USA and 1602.

The other piece is 12 inches wide, 7 inches deep and two inches tall.  It only has Red Wing USA on the bottom.

I appreciate any information you can give me on these two items, including value, if any.  The serving dish does have a small chip which you can see in the photo.

Thanks for you help, Jerry

Answer:

Compote: your compote is from the late 50′s.  value is around 25.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Dinnerware piece:The dinnerware item is a divided vegetable dish from the Village Green pattern.  Village Green was a very popular pattern and was produced from 1952 until Red Wing Potteries closed in 1967.  Value would be $25-30 in mint condition.  The chip will reduce the value by at least half. Larry

Questions: Sirs:

I have this vase and am interested in an approximate value.  It is the 7 1/2″ size.  The attached pictures are one of each side.  It appears to be in good condition to me.

Thank you for any assistance.

Sincerely,Denise

Answer: Hi Denise
this is the cattail vase from the brushedware line, from around 1930.  value is around 125.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

I have a footed compote which I believe dates to the 1960s or 1970s. The interior of the bowl is a bright butterscotch glaze. The exterior foot/base is a mottled cocoa color glaze. The bottom of the bowl is the same mottled cocoa color but it has parallel horizontal lines 1/16 inch from the base widening to 3/16 inch at the bottom of a 2 1/8 inch band of matte brown (milk chocolate) which forms the top trim. On the underside of the base is “Red Wing USA 879”.

Thank you in advance for your assistance in determining the name of the series, whether it was part of a dinner set, the date of issuance, the name of the designer, and its approximate value. Penny

Answer: the 879 is part of belle kogan’s “belle” line, circa 1964.  it’s artware.  value is around 50.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Hi Guys -

About ‘Found Treasure’ in SW Florida.  Steve, we cannot determine if this is RW or Rumrill.  Mold # 599.  We believe you stated back in Nov approx value $65?

Have a terrific day,

Jerry + Kris

Answer: it’s a red wing product, but it’s rumrill, antique ivory is the glaze.  think this one should be worth around 90.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question: 
 
I have a planter by Red Wing that I bought at an estate auction. It is 9-1/2″ tall, 10-1/2″ in diameter, with a green glazed interior. The exterior has substantial relief work. The bottom has a circular stamp “Red Wing Art Pottery”in blue ink. A photo of the pot is attached. Overall it’s in very good condition. No cracks. Any information as to age and value would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
 
Sincerly,
Karen

Answer: this is shape #124, from around 1930.  part of the brushedware line.  Value is around 90.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

  Hello…This was my aunts who has since passed away and gave the vase to me.  Can you tell me the

approx. age and value? Thank you very much…..Marilyn

height 7″…..mouth 4″….width 8″…bottom 5 1/2″

Answer: this is shape # 168, from around 1930.  Value is around 90.00 or so.  thanks for the pics, steve n rose

Question:

To whom it may concern: 

I have a 7 3/4 inches long and 3 1/2 inches wide and 3 1/2 inches tall reddish brown with light green interior you can tell it use to have flowers or something in it, it also has a sticker on the side that says 75 years Redwing 1878 – 1953 in a gold type paper still on the front of it, it also has a leaf design that goes around the bottom edge can you tell me what something like this is worth, since it is still in such good shape.    Thank you  Deborah

Answer:

Question:

this is a long shot….attached vase has similarities to other red wing pottery:

color, base and top lip shape, bottom foot, side scrolls.  it has USA and 864 or 664 in mold, very shallow and hard to see.

7 1/2″ x 7 1/2″ x 3″

could this be red wing?  the side scrolls have a bit of a leaf contour in them.  thank you so much…i’ve also checked camark and niloak to no avail.

thank you so much, jan.

Answer:

Hi Jan
it is similar to a lot of Red Wing, but the shape doesn’t look familiar to me, and the numbers don’t match anything in the books.  I would have guessed Camark as well.  sorry we can’t be of any more help.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:
I have a Red Wing vase that says Red Wing USA 1583 on the bottom. Can you advise the age and value and anything else that applies to the piece.  Thank you!

Answer:
Your vase dates to around 1958. You did not send a picture, but I am assuming it is one of the fleck glazes, very popular for many years.  Value is around $60.00 or so.
thanks, steve n rose