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Hi, I have this redwing brushware pitcher that has a chip out of the spout,how much does it devalue it?,no cracks,otherwise in good condition Thanks Tammy
Answer: Hi Tammy
The chip will hurt the value quite a bit, at least 50%. Value as is, maybe around 60.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I bought a piece of Redwing art pottery several years ago at a local auction. It is a fat, green pitcher with crude, simple flowers on it and the number 179 pressed into the bottom. Would you tell me when it was made, how much it is worth and anything else you know about it? Thank you. Hugh Ben
Answer: Hello
Your pitcher is part of the early glazedware line, from the late 20′s-early 30′s. Value is around 85.00. thanks, steve n rose
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I picked up a lovely piece of Red Wing Pottery – clearly marked on the bottom. It is a mat black color. It is oval, about 12" x 6" x 3" high. It has an undulating rim made up of four curled lips, three curling in and one curling out. The guy at the store only knew it was Red Wing and that someone told him it had something to do with handkerchiefs. A handkerchief bowl? A handkerchief vase? To me it looks Art Nouveau… can you help identify it? Thanks in advance! JIm
Answer: Hi Jim
this glaze dates to the late 50′s, and I’, sure it’s a Murphy design, he did lots of the amorphic shapes. Not sure about the handkerchief story, it’s just a console bowl. Value is around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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My Grandmother had this on her dining room table for years. I cannot find anything like it or a name. It is 10" across, 5" tall, and reads "Red Wing M-5005" on the bottom. I would love to see other pieces with prices that might go with it as a way of remembering by. Thank you so much, Teri
Answer: Hi Teri
this is part of the Garden Club line, circa 1957. Shapes were started at 5000, up to 5023. Sever al forms to choose from. This one has a value of around 25.00 or so. Most of the other shapes will be around the same value. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a 9 inch redwing canoe but it is broken. The brake is clean should i glue it or leave it? I am thinking of selling it, what would affect the value more? Sara
Answer: Hi Sarah
tough question! I think I would leave it as is, you may make things worse trying to glue it yourself. It is an item that would be worth having restored by a professional. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a salmon colored vase marked "Red Wing USA 3018". It is 22 1/4 inches high and is in perfect condition. Is it the Charles Murphy Line? What is the value? Thank you. Mark
Answer: Mark
the 3018 is a design of Charles Murphy, part of the decorator line from 1959/60. They are fairly rare, and the tallest of this particular line. Value around 4-500, I think. thanks, steve n rose
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B1429 vase stone color with orange and crack on top is valued on this site at $35. What is value of one that’s orange with green inside without the crack?
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I have a 1580 Red Wing contemporary looking art piece, greyed green in color, squatty circular bottomed, in perfect condition. It has a double handle on the same side, with a small pitcher type top with no groove for pouring. Is it worth anything and should I keep it in my collection? Thanks Kathy
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Any information you can give me on this Red Wing vase (# 1359) would be greatly appreciated. It is 7.5 inches tall, 7 inches wide at it widest point. It is dark green with a yellow interior. To my mind it looks like a stack of coffee cups. Thank Eve
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Red Wing B2315 vase..10" tall, 2 openings at top , dull black finish inside/out, white shiny spatter over-paint. Modern shape. Year produced? Belle Kogan? value? Thank you Cindy
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