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I have a large floor vase that is 18"H x 8"W. It has the number "160" as well as the blue "Red Wing Art Pottery" ink stamp on the bottom. What do you think this is worth? Thanks Bret
Answer: Hi Bret
this is brushed ware, from around 1930. Value is around 500.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I’m very new to this so please bear with me… I have a tall vase that’s shiny blue with brownish speckles, rounded bottom, long neck…Red Wing USA #1557. I’m unsure what to call it…possibly a compote bowl on base, brownish green, small chip on bottom of base,Red Wing M-5005. 3 piece set, 2 candle holders and rectangular bowl, muted green with whitish bowl interior, Red Wing #1266 on candle holders, and #1267 on bowl.
Stoneware Piece: A crock with rounded lip, a blue #4, a red wing, then in blue Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing, MN Also, a crock that’s not marked as Red Wing with brown interior, in blue a stylized 3 with what looks like an upside down flower. Thanks so much for your expertise! Marty
Artware pieces:
1557 : http://www.redwingcollectors.org/content/view/2243/116/
M 5005 http://www.redwingcollectors.org/content/view/4648/116/
1266 from 1943, value is around 20.00 for the pair
1267 from the same timeframe, 1943, value is around 20.00 as well. thanks, steve n rose
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I have two bronze englobe vases – one a #1143 and the other a #1145. Can you please tell me what these are worth in today’s market? Both are in excellent condition. Thank you for your time! Dennis
Asnwer: Hi Dennis
I haven’t seen any of these sell for awhile, but would guess at least 200.00 each for them. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a vase that is 6 1/4" high,it is a light grey with a pink interior, it has what looks like a rose design with some leaves and stems that go to the back of the vase and in the back of the vase it has what looks like a closed flower with leaves. It does say Redwing 975 USA on the bottom. It is in excellant condition with no chips or cracks. Would you know the value? Hope you can help me…thank you Debi
Answer: Hi debi
this is part of the magnolia group, from 1940. Value is around 35.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Help! I just saw your answer to my question. The day after I submitted the question to you, I came back to the site and inserted the number I found on the back and there had been two questions previously asked to you about this number in the art pottery section. I am sorry I failed to give you the number on the back. It says Redwing,USA 2307. I have put this bowl on Ebay as a Redwing piece. I need to remove it if it is not. Would you please review my bowl again and let me know if it is the anniversary series mentioned in your answer to the other two people. They did not attach pictures. If it is a Redwing piece, what was the design called. Was it a specific type of bowl? How many different pieces were in this series. I previously said the colors were black and blue. It may be black and white though it looks like there is blue too. Are there imitations?
My Previous question: Black and Blue console piece
Question: What is this pattern called. It is black & blue. Is it a console piece or a fruit bowl. Thank you Donna
Answer: Hi Donna this maybe dinnerware, I’ll pass it on to our other expert. It doesn’t look like any art pottery that I know of. thanks, steve n rose Answer: Sorry, I know nothing about this item. It definitely is not Red Wing dinnerware. Larry
Answer: Hi again
yes this is an anniversary line shape, it has the oxford glaze. Value should be around 200.00 or so. thanks, again, steve n rose
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I have this Red Wing 1210 Blue vase that I have been unable to determine any information about. Can you provide me with any knowledge of manufacture date range, approx sale price at time of manufacturing and estimate of what it would be worth on the open market now? This piece is in excellent condition with absolutely no wear at all. On vase bottom are imprinted the words "1210, Red Wing, USA" Thank You in advance for any help you can provide. Marsha Pope
Answer: Hi Marsha
these date to around 1943, there are 5 different sizes of this one, the 10" is the second to the smallest. Value is around 55.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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What is the replacement value of this planter? It is a taupe/brown color and has RED WING USA M-5009 on the bottom. The coloring is even, it’s not speckled. The height is 4.75 and it is 4.5 square. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you. Terri
Answer: Hi Terri
this is part of the garden club line, from 1957. Value is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello! I have what I believe to be one of the brushware pieces. It is about 7½" tall and 3 3/4" wide at the top. I can not find any problems with it. The blue ink circle stamp on the bottom says Red Wing Union at the top, Red Wing, Minn. at the bottom and in themiddle Stoneware Co. There is a paranthesis type mark both above and below the Stoneware Co. words. The dark green glaze inside is glossy and it appears to have been a two-part mold, as I see a seam across the bottom and on each corresponding side, there is a "dotted" effect running top to bottom. Thank you for any help. Holly Moen
Answer: Hi Holly
this is what we call the cat tail vase, brushed ware from circa 1930. Value is around 80.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I got a bunch of vases from my Nana when she passed. On the bottle of one of them, it sayes red wing 975 but does not have a USA. What is the estimated value of it since it doesn’t have the USA on it? I have attached pics. thanks! Melissa
Answer: Hi Melissa
this is from the Magnolia group, from 1940. Value is around 40.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I would like to know more about this piece of Red Wing. I think it belonged to my great aunt and she would have purchased it in the 40′s or 50′s. I couldn’t get a good picture of the back, but the mark says 1306 Red Wing USA The piece is 12 x 12 and just under 2′ high. I’d appreciate anything you can tell me. Joy
Answer: Hi Joy
this is a console bowl, and you are correct, it dates to around 1947. the glaze is called woodland green, and it has a value of around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose