Question:
I’ve inherited a Red Wing vase, 16" tall, and a matching covered dish, approximately 7" in diameter. The vase had M-3006 on the bottom and the covered dish 672. I would like an estimate of what they might be worth. Susan
Answer: Hi Susan
both pieces are from the chromoline, circa 1960. the vase is worth around 225.00, and the candy dish about 90.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I HAVE A 505 RED WING VASE, HAVE SEEN MANY ON LINE, BUT NONE PLAIN WHITE WITH LIGHT GREEN INTERIOR, I WOULD LIKE TO FIND ONE LIKE IT. IS THIS A RARE COLOR OR WHAT, IS IT WORTH ABOUT 3O DOLLARS? Kathy
Answer: Hi Kathy
with a little patience, you should be able to find another in the same glaze. This form was made for several years, in lots of glazes. The white and green are a fairly common glaze. Value sounds about right. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a bean pot no lid #402 I have a bud vase white glaze #433 thanks Cheryl
Answer: Hi Cheryl
the 433 bud vase is from the fifties. Value is around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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My Mother and Father received this Red Wing Art Pottery vase for a wedding present in 1930. I’m interested in knowing what it might be valued at, it is in excellent condition, no chips or cracks. Mottled green, tan, army darker green and its shaped larger at top and smaller at bottom. They were both in college at Univ of Iowa when they received this vase. My Mother was an artist and used it in her painting with flowers in it. Kathy
Answer: Hi Kathy
Your history fits right in with the date of this vase. The glaze is called nokomis. Value is around 225.00. it would be interesting to see your Mothers painting! thanks, steve n rose
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This Van Briggle bowl is 5" wide and 3 1/2" high, mint condition. I’ve had it about 30 years. Bottom has VB double A logo in a rectangle, "17" below that, then "Van Briggle", then " Colo Spgs. I have never, ever seen this item anywhere else. Age and value? Cheryl
Answer: Hi Cheryl
I think this shape is from the 40′s-60′s, we have had one before, in the gloss glaze. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a matte black with white splatter glaze pitcher. It is 9 1/4 inches tall signed Red Wing USA 2373. Can you tell me what I have?
Answer: Hello
your pitcher was designed in 1953, part of the anniversary line. This one has the oxford line glaze, your splatter black and white. Value is around 70.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Please provide information and approximate value for Red Wing Vase # 1376. Little over 11" tall, no chips. Hope the picture comes through…IE: how old, how many made, what colors, and what is this worth now in 2011? Thank you
Answer: Hi
the 1376 dates to 1949, but this is a fleck glaze, from the middle fifties. There ought to be several different glazes, since it was made for several years. I have no production level of this certain vase. Not terribly rare, but probably hard to find without a broken handle. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I just received a RedWing vase from my mother-in-law. It still has the sticker on the front and is marked 871 on the bottom. It is a creamy white color on the outside and light green on the inside. She doesn’t think that she ever used it and probably received it as a wedding present in 1946. What is the value of the piece? Judy
Answer: Hi Judy
the 871 was designed in 1940, and made for a few years after that. Value is around 35.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have this white Redwing Pottery vase with 2 flowers entwined with #889 on the bottom. This is from my mother’s estate. Can you tell me if this has value or is sentimental at best. Kathy
Answer: Hi Kathy
This vase dates to around 1939, part of Kogan”s 100 line. Sentimental, for sure, with a value of around 60.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello, I have a Cowgirl figurine that measures approx. 10 1/2". She has a shiny glaze with black hat, mauve shirt and brown skirt. Red Wing USA and B1414 is marked on the bottom and hand painted is stamped. I am looking for a value and date if possible. I can send a picture if needed. Thank You, Linda Sheplee
Answer: Hi Linda
the cowgirl is a figural designed by Belle Kogan, circa 1952. The handpainted ones are worth around 150.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose