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I have a pair of grape cluster taper candle holders. They are cone colored with a chocolate brown glaze. They are in perfect condition. The bottom of the pieces say Redwing USA 622 do you know the approx age and value of these? thank you! Lorrie
Answer: Hi Lorrie
these are shapes from rumrill’s vintage group, but were made a little later, since they have the Red Wing mark. they date to around 1938/39. Value for the pair is around 40.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I just bought a piece of pottery at an antique store and it says Red Wing USA M1453 on the bottom. The antique store said it was a Banana Leaf tray made in 1954. It has a green top and yellow underside with raised leaf veins. It appears to have no flaws although I am suspicious of on area on the edge that might have been smoothed although looking at it you wouldn’t know unless you rubbed your finger over it. I paid 46.28 with tax and it goes very well with my decor but I am wondering if the price was accurate and if there are other pieces out there that I might look for. Thank-you Barb Gerlach
Answer: Hi Barb
some Red Wing has some minor flaws. the date is correct, from 1954, a design by Charles Murphy. The price seems to be about right. There are a couple other similiar shapes, M1445, and M1446, both bowls as well. I think the glaze color is woodland green. happy hunting, thanks, steve n rose
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I order a bowl for the Deer frog console bowl, (mine broke), I received one that is yellow, glased. I was under standing that they were only made in a creamy matte color, It this correct or were that other colors. It does have some makings, but very hard to see. if it is orginal I am okay with it, but if it is a fake, I want to let the seller know. Jill
Answer: Hi Jill
the Deer frog/console bowl was very popular, and done for many years. It does come in several different glazes, so it is an original Red Wing item. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a beige red wing bowl stamped #usa 524 I think it might be a salad but i’m not sure. Could you help me? any help would be appreciated. Thank you Ken
Answer: Hi Ken
your number isn’t working with anything I have for a reference. could you check the number again, or perhaps send a pic? that would be great. thanks, steve n rose
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We have a Red Wing Gravy Bowl, #1582. See the picture. We would like to know if it is worth anything. Bill
Answer: Hi Bill
it’s actually a console bowl. It was designed around 1957, the glaze is called fleck zephyr pink, and it has a value of around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello, I was wondering if you have any information on a Red Wing Pottery Vase I own. The vase is stamp on the bottom in a circle Red Wing Pottery with Art in the center. It is around 9 1/4 high, the base of the vase is 3", and the top of the vase is 2". It looks like it has leaves and berries and is greenish color. It also has a number 188 on the bottom. Janelle
Answer: Hi Janelle
Your bud vase is from the late 30′s, some of the earlier artware Red Wing made. Value is around 70.00. thanks, steve n rose
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I am liquidating Mother’s collections, would you be so kind as to give me an approximate estimate of the value of these pieces? Red Wing Lotus pattern – 6 cups, saucers, 4 desert plates 5 salad plates, 7 dinner plates (1 is broken) 3 stacking bowls, gravy boat, sugar & creamer, coffee and tea pots. I hope you get the pic, if not I can email from home email address. Shannon
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I have a Red Wing #1580, the "flying saucer" I believe it’s called. It is hunter green colored. Good shape. I have seen different colors online, but not a green one. Any ideas on value? Thanks. Eric
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Can you tell me the approximate value of this vase?? It is in excellent condition Marking on bottom" Red Wing USA" Thank you very much, Anita
Answer: Hi Anita
this is shape #1107, from the early 40′s. without damage, it’s value is around 45.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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This piece is bottom stamped Redwing. The R continues under the rest of the name. I’m not sure what it is, or when it was mad. Jon
Answer: Hi Jon
I think this is is shape 829, a console bowl from 1942. Value is around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose