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What is the estimated value of a red wing pottery vase, number 1290? Excellent condition. Thanks Nicole
Answer: Hi Nicole
The 1290 is from 1947, with a value of around 40.00. thanks, steve n rose
Category Archives: Artware
Red Wing Sewer Pipe Vase
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We have a large piece of sewerpipe pottery,which is an umbrella stand. We’ve heard employees of Red Wing would make items on their lunch hour. Can you identify & give us a value.It measures 25.5" tall & 9.5 across. It is not hand thrown.No signature that we could find.The decoration seems to be applied with a compass & scratched in. Thanks Joan
Answer: Hi Joan
without a mark, it’s really hard to identify. There were several sewer pipe companies. It’s still a nice piece of folkart, I would value it around 3-350.00. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing 1554 vase, fleck zephyr pink
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I have a vase, speckeled turquoise. # on bottom is: 1554. No cracks or chips. What period was it made in & what is value now? Thanks, Betty
Answer: Hi Betty
this one is from 1957, the glaze is called fleck zephyr pink. Value is around 45.00. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing 887 vase
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I have a Red Wing vase numbered 887. It is a glazed soft peach or light rose color. The inside is a soft yellow or deep cream glossy glazed color. It is 7.5 inches tall and the widest point is 5.5 inches. The opening is a fluted shape. The vase was handed down by my mother-in-law and is in excellent condition. I was wondering if you could enlighten me as to the period and value of this piece would be. Thank you. Donna
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Red Wing 1103
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I inherited a vase from my mother, it stands about 6-7 inches tall, has the # 1103 on bottom. I tried to google this but got nowhere. It does look like there is a wide range of prices attached to Red Wing pottery, and was wondering what the value of this vase might be. Catherine
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Pink Red Wing planter, shap 749
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I have a Pink Red Wing planter I would like to know the value and when it was made. Its 13" long, 5 1/4 wide, 4" high with 4 footed feet. Its like NEW– unused. Thank you. Marianne
Answer: Hi Marianne
this is shape #749, designed in 1965. Value is around 35.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Salt Glaze vase with blue decoration
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Hi. These may or may not be Redwing items. If not, please direct me to someone that can help identify them, if possible. More photos here: http://s256.photobucket.com/albums/hh161/NewWestCollectibles/2%20Pots/ Purchased these 2 pots at an estate sale in Los angelels area this week. Both pots have the same mark on bottom. They are of a grayish-brown finish, with sort of navy blue accents. Larger one is 18" tall by 7" diameter across the top and is in the shape of a butter churn (or umbrella stand). Circled by 3 odd smiling fish designs with very tall, stylized dorsal fins. 5 blue stripes circle at bottom, 4 more at top, 2 of which have a white stripe in between them. Smaller pot approx. 11" tall, Approx. 4" diameter across bottom, spreading out to approx 8" in a bulge shape about 2/3 of the way up. 2 blue stripes circle near bottom with a row of tear drop shapes directly above them. 2 more blue stripes circle the bulging portion. Diameter at mouth is only 2 & 3/4". Mark on bottoms is identical, appears to have been done with a tool while clay was still wet. Appears to be Chinese or Japanese (see photos). Does anyone know maker, region of origin and approx. age of these ? Any help in identifying these would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Kind regards, ~ Tim Robbins
Answer: Hi Tim
they appear to be contemporary Oriental art, but other than that, I can’t be of much help. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing Flower pot #1610 – 5 1/2 with round metal handles
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We have a pink speckled Red Wing USA flowerpot #1610-5 1/2- except ours has round metal handles on each side,none that we have seen pictures of show the handles,they have a small embossed design with the #1207 on them.Any info would be appreciated.also value info. Thank you!We can send a picture if needed. Deb
Answer: Hi Deb
the 1610 was designed in 1959, it came in a few sizes, and also came plain or with the handles. Value is around 25.00. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing 2313, with overlay glaze
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What is the value of a red wing # 2313 75th anniversary line piece. Thanks Tony.
Answer: Hi Tony
with the overlay glaze, the 2313 is worth around 65.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing 977 console bowl
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Red wing stamp below is number 977. Size: 4.5inches high x 10"wide at the top. When was this manufactured? What is its correct name, besides bowl? The finish is a satin and not high gloss. Inside at the bottom of the bowl are 2 tiny pinpoint factory flaws. There is another pinpoint flaw on the outside. On one side there are a few golden brown speckle-spatters under the glaze. Underneath, the bottom rim that the piece sits on: in the middle of that rim is a 1 inch crack. You can tell it came out of the kiln like that. The crack appears to be about 1/32 inch deep. Do these flaws make it worthless or worth very little? Marti
Answer: Hi Marti
your bowl is from around 1947, it came in 3 sizes, this being the largest. It’s a console bowl of sorts. Your flaws sound like something that would come out of the factory. I haven’t seen too many with the crack, but it could be. Value is around 35.00. thanks, steve n rose