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I have a vase that is ribbed with a ruffled top. On the base the date 1945 is scratched into the colored surface before it was fired. It is a pinkish maroon. 4" high. I was told it was a sample color. Thanks for any information that you can give me. Marge
Answer: Hi Marge
a pic or a shape number would be most helpful, I can’t give you any information with what you have given me. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi, I have a pot marked Red Wing USA 923, but it doesn’t match the one 923 I’ve seen. It doesn’t have any decoration or handles (see pictures). It’s just under 10" tall. Can you tell me anything about it’s value? Thanks! Amy
Answer: Hi Amy
this is from a series of decorator planters, done in 1965. Value for this one is around 65.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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My Mother had this cornucopia for at least 30 years and thought it was from Red Wing Pottery. Bottom is stamped 442. It’s in excelllent condition with a pink/taupe glaze color. Looking to confirm it’s from Red Wing Pottery and some info on the piece. Thanks. Gayle
Answer: Gale,
this dates to around 1955, there are several different glaze variations. Value is around 55.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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We have this pitcher and we are curious about its date of origin and value. It is yellow with a somewhat matte finish. I don\’t know how much you can see from the picture but it is approx 8 inches tall and the bottom says 770 Red Wing.
Thanks!
Meghan
Answer: Hi Meghan
Your pitcher dates to around 1938, part of the Belle Kogan line. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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This vase has been in the family since the early 40s. White exterior, green interior, excellent condition, 6" high X 7 inches long X 4 3/4" wide. Thank you for your help Don
Answer: Hi don
your cornucopia does date to the 40′s. It’s shape #1097. Value is around 40.00. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi, thanks for the terrific website. I searched all 1400+ questions for artware and couldn’t find this vase. Bottom is marked 806 RED WING. Color is light gold with Niles Green inside. Measures 11". Perfect condition. Thanks for any info! Laura
Answer: Hi Laura
this is from 1938/39. Part of the Belle Kogan 100 line. You are right, I don’t think anyone has shown this one to me before. value is around 70.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I received this pair of vases from my mother-in-law in 1975. They belonged to her mother. I don’t know when they were purchased but my mother-in-law’s mother passed away in the 1960′s. The vases are aprox. 7 1/2" tall and 4 1/2" in diameter. The mark on the bottom of each says "1362 Red Wing USA". The vases are an olive(I would rather say frog green) green with a yellow interior. There are no chips or cracks on either. The inside of each vase has a crackled appearance. We would enjoy knowing the year they were made as well as any other information about them. Thank you so much for your help!It is very much appreciated. Warmest regards, Deb Fye
Answer: Hi Deb
these date to about 1949, the glaze is called Woodland Green. Value is around 35.00 each. thanks, steve n rose
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I have this vase that is marked Red Wing Art Pottery on the bottom. In pencil on the bottom is the initials XIN over BFN. Can you tell me anything about age, value, where it was made, etc? Thank-you. Diane
Answer: Hi Diane
shape # 155, it was made in three sizes, you don’t mention a height. 9, 12, and 15" tall. It dates to around 1930. Value is about 90.00 for the small, 150.00 for the larger ones. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a piece of pottery that is about 8" to 10" tall, 4" opening with two handles. It is white, in excellent condition and is stamped 769 on the bottom. When was it made and what is the value. Kenneth
Answer: Hi Kenneth
Your vase is part of the Belle Kogan 100 line, from 1938. Value is around 70.00. thanks, steve n rose
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Would appreciate information about and range of values for a Red Wing ashtray with a quail design. On the bottom is Red Wing U.S.A. 889, Thanks Ron
Answer: Hi Ron
this dates to 1965, lots of ashtrays were done in the later years. This one is attributed to Charles Murphy. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose