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My husband thinks that this is a RedWing Lamp, but I cannot find it in our RedWing Books. Can you confirm that it is RedWing? Thanks
Answer: Hello
I can’t find this shape in our books, either. I don’t think it is Red Wing, Wish I could be of mor ehelp, thanks, steve n rose
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Red Wing 1189 candle holder. Perfect condition. What is it worth?
Answer: Hi
It dates to around 1943, value for a single is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I was wondering is this is red wing?It is 5 inches tall and 3 1/2 wide.It says U.S.A. 845 on the bottom.Thanks?How much is it worth and is it rare?
Answer: Hello
Red Wing did some similar bud vases, but this isn’t one of them. I’m not sure who the maker is. thanks, steve n rose
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era and value of yellow redwing vase with bird of paridise flower and leaves on one side about 10 to 12 inches in height, 8 inches wide, 5 inches deep-sorry no pic
Answer: Is there a shape # on the bottom? that would help me greatly. thanks, steve n rose
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Good morning and thanks for this great service. I have a piece of Red Wing pottery marked # 848 on the bottom. It is a pedestal bowl, oval in shape ,8X10 inches by 4 3/4"in height. The interior of the bowl is a rich shiny gold color the exterior starts with a matte finish dark brown band approx.1 7/8" in width and slightly concave and then changes to a shiny gray brown embossed stripe to form the bottom of the bowl the pedestal finishes the bowl and is in a solid semi shiny gray brown matching the embossed stripe.The base is approx. 4 3/4" in diameter. the bottom of the base is marked Red Wing USA 848. As to condition there is a factory flaw on the stripe section which is a slight fading of the stripe in two places. On the bottom of the base there is a 3/16 x 1/4" very shallow defect not visible unless the bowl is turned over I hate to call this defect a chip as it does not seem deep enough but it’s there and I thought I should mention it. All in all a very nice piece very easy to look at. If you should require more photos let me know and I would be happy to send them
Answer: Hi
thanks for the pic, and great description. This piece is from the Belle Line, done in 1963. Value is around 40.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose.
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This very tall (14") vase is marked "4688P"; is there any rhyme or reason to the Redwing numbering system? Can you tell me anything else about this beautiful vase? Thanks. C. Lambrecht
Answer: Hello
Red Wing’s numbering system is for the most part low to high, low numbers being from early production, to higher, later on. Some numbers were reused, so it’s not always true. I don’t recognise this as being a Red Wing product. Nice size and form, but I’m not sure who made it, wish I could be of more help. thanks, steve n rose
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This ewer has the plain (empty) maple leaf mark along with the letters "USA" on the bottom. Can you tell me when it was made? Thanks. C. Lambrecht
Answer: Hello again
same with this one, I do know it’s not a Red Wing item. thanks, steve n rose
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The Red wing dish pictured was given to us by our parents. We find it to be very interesting in design. We were looking to find out how old it is and its value. The number on the bottom is m1483 Thank You, Loreen
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I found a piece of Redwing pottery while cleaning out an estate-could you tell me a little about this piece? It is in excellent condition except for one chip on the bottom base-it says Red Wing USA very lightly on the bottom- There are also two candle stick holders that match this pattern but they are cracked and one is missing a piece-Thanks for all your help Allison
Answer: Hi Allison
This is shape 1188, it dates to around 1943. With the chip, value is around 20.00 or so. Thanks, steve n rose
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Did any of the Redwing stoneware companies make a westwind bowl?
Answer: Could you send me a pic or description, I’m at a loss as to what you are looking for. Thanks, steve n rose