Question: Please give me information on the  Redwing console pictured here.  It has no impressed “Redwing” on the bottom.   The only identification is a
blue and white label on the bottom about 1″ square with – Red Wing   Shape 271   Finish 1 .  There is also a white store label about 1/2” square   “La Salle & Koch
Co.    $4.95.   The console is cream color , Grecian style with scalloped top and it is pedestalled.  It  measures 15″L – 7″W – 5″H (at center) and 8 1/2″H (at ends).
There are 2 tiny pin holes on each end that do not go all the way through to
the inside, just under the “ears”.  The LaSalle & Koch Co. I found out was an upscale department store that opened about 1918  I believe in Columbus Oh., later purchased by Macy’s.  Is it an authentic Redwing?   How old is it and what would be it’s approx.
value?   Thanks for any help you can give me.   Ma;ry Ann E

Answer: Mary

yes, this is Red Wing, from around 1939.  Nice to have the original
stickers.  Value is around 50.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

I recently acquired this vase and cant find logo with star information, Vase is about 10 inches high and the inner diameter at top is 5 inches across, Bottom says red wing potteries with star and has a number 609, It is crème color with a good heft to it and no flaws. Many thanks for any help.

Answer: Lynn

they used this mark sometimes, on the artware.  dates
to the early thirties, with a value of around 70.00 or so.  thanks,
steve n rose

Question:

Hi,  I have attached some pictures of a Red Wing art pottery vase that I recently acquired.   From the research that I have been able to do, I understand that this vase was made during the Rumrill period 1932 – 1937.  I have not been able to find out anything about the color of this vase.  It is a rusty red orange and brown blended color and my question is what this was called and is this vase more unique in this color?  Also there are 2 small (app. 1″ long) hairline cracks visible on the inner rim of this vase.  I wondered why these appear, because the rest of the vase has no damage or wear, does it happen when it is made or is it stress and happens over time?  I don’t have any real idea of what this is worth, so if you could help me with that I would be very appreciative.  Thank you in advance for your help.

Nancy

Answer: you are correct, rumrill, from the neoclassic line.  some call the glaze scarlet and bay.  the cracks shouldn’t be there, so with the damage, value around 35.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

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I am attaching two photos.  Both are marked “Union Stoneware”.  I would like to know the name of the pattern,  and…if there is a saucer or stand for either of these. If there is a saucer or stand for either of these, I would appreciate a contact.

Thamk you,

Monte

Answer:

HI
Monte

this is shape #123, from around 1930.  Part of the brushedware line.
it looks to be in poor shape, value around 25.00 or so.  still makes a
nice planter, though.  thanks, steve n rose

Question

Hello,

My friend was thinning her vase collection and came across this redwing vase. Any idea of when it was made or its worth?

Thank you in advance for your time.
Angela

Answer
Angela

this vase is from around 1955, designed by Charles Murphy.  Value is
around 40.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Good afternoon,

I bought this vase at an antique shop that was going out of business. I can’t find out anything about it except for the information on the bottom. Do you know when it was made and the value of it? I don’t see any chips.

Thank you,

Kathy  Answer:

Hi Kathy
this vase is from around 1946.  Value is around 25.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

What is the value of a 1002 Magnolia Vase with green trim around the flowers?

Answer:

This is part of the Magnolia Line and is from 1940.  Value is around $50.00 in perfect condition, with the green glaze.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

I have had these pieces for a long time and decided it was time to find out something about them and what they are worth.

Picture #1014  The yellow speckled pc is 3-1/2x7x4 in tall.  Bottom is stamped Red Wing USA M-1549. It has a very small hairline crack.  Cream colored tulip shape pot is about 4-1/2 dia x 5 in tall and marked Red Wing 894.  No chips or cracks.

Picture #1015  Maroon/gray 7 in sq x 5 in tall  I can see it marked as Red Wing USA, but cannot see the number.  There is a small ¼” hole in the bottom.  Don’t know if that was how it was made or if someone did that later.

Picture #1016  Yellow decorated, 4-1/2 x 11 x 4-1/2 tall.  Not sure if this is RW or not.  It has a stamped ink marking( pic #1018) that says Red Wing Art Pottery on the bottom

I am a wanna-be collector and just pick up random pcs when I see them, but have no idea about these.  Thanks for your help.

Vickie

Answer:

Hello
#1014 both are worth around 20.00 or so
#1015, an anniversary line piece, around 20.00, the drill hole must have been done later
#1016  an early form, around 1930, window box, value around 60.00 or so.
thanks, steve n rose