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I have a piece of red wing pottery 569 in excellent condition, an ivory planter. Could you tell me the value? I do not see any marks of an R like Rumrill. Thanks Candy
Answer: Hi Candy
I can’t find a number 569 that matches your description, could you check the number again? thanks, steve n rose
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We have single pieces of #1170 & #1086 and were wondering what the values are for them. Bob
Answer: HI Bob
each of these pieces are worth around 20.00 each. thanks, steve n rose
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Is this Red Wing? 9.5" tall, 8" widest, 5" base. Hole for cord. Mottled blue. Incised # "2+1"? as shown. Bought 20 years ago as "Maybe Red Wing?" Thank you! Judy
Answer: Hi Judy
I don’t recognize this particular shape, it’s not shown in the lamp base section either. The glaze looks similiar, but I don’t think it’s a red wing item. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a piece of pottery that is appx12"x13" in size Green glaze top with Brown glaze underside. It is shell shaped and on bottom has "Red Wing U.S.A. B2501" Could you tell me how old it is and the appx value? Fredelen Joy
Answer: Hello
it’s a low bowl, from the deluxe line of 1951. a design by belle kogan. value is around 30.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a 12" in diameter Red Wing pottery round bowl, gold on the inside and brown outside with "Red Wing USA 426" stamped on the bottom. Could you tell me about it and if it is worth anything? Thank you! Carol
Answer: Hi Carol
it’s a console bowl designed in 1953. Value is around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have ovalish white stone colored pitcher 5" high and about 7" long all smooth, a round handle, no design or colors on it marked on the bottom 767 RED WING. Do you know when was it made and what it is worth? Sally
Answer: Hi Sally
your pitcher is from around 1938, a Kogan design. Value is around 35.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a jug from my mother which she received in the early 30′s. It is multi-green, 10" tall with one handle on the side at the top. On the bottom, is a stamp it reads red wing (on the top part of the circle) pottery ( on the bottom of the circle) and art across the middle. 204 is on the bottom. What can u tell me about it? anne
Answer: Hi anne
this would be an early art pottery form, from around 1930. think the glaze would be called Nokomis, it’s a matte finish. Value is around 185.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I recently acquire this Red Wing piece at a consignment store. I love it but do not know much about Red Wing. It measures 10.5 inches wide by 7 deep by 5 high. The bottom is marked "RED WING USA 1188." Thanks! Anne
Answer: Hi Anne
this is part of a line from 1943, there are several shapes with this particular design. the glaze is called Ivory, antiqued with brown. value is around 45.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello, I have a Red Wing Pedestal Bowl and two matching candlesticks. The pedestal bowl is about 8" high and 10" in diameter and has "Red Wing USA M-5008" on the bottom. The two candlesitcks are slightly shorter and have "Ann 71" in cursive etched in the bottom. They are cream colored with flowers and doves on them which are very intricate and raised. Please see the attached picture. I am assuming they are from 1971 based on the etching in the bottom of the candlesticks. Could you let me know what you know about them and what their value may be? Thank you. Steve
Answer: Hi
the M5008 shape I have in the book looks nothing like the ones in the pic. It is much simpler, with hardly any decoration. I’m not sure what to make of these, unless they are hobby shop items, which I assume they are. The plant closed in 1967, so anything made after that would be done by someone else. The glaze doesn’t match anything I have seen either. Nice looking items, but they weren’t made by red wing. I’m not sure what to give you for a value. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a family vase just given to me. It is a 10" Red Wing Pottery Vase USA #1296 salmon color, 2 bird design, excellent condition. I just saw one on ebay in tourquis color but have no idea what it is worth. I would appreciate any information you may be able to give to me. Thank you very much. I do not know how to put the picture of it on the computer. If you look up the one I mentioned, it’s exactly the same except for the color. Linda
Answer: Hi Linda
your vase is from 1947, it was done in a few different glaze colors. Value is around 70.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose