Question:
a celedon glaze vase, with two handles, a "lotus" leaf decoration around the bottom 1/3, Neck is slightly fluted, with an abstract decoration in middle of each side of neck. Bottom mark is Red Wing 950. Can what can you tell me about this vase. Thanks
Answer: Hello
your vase was designed in 1939, I think a Belle Kogan shape. The glaze is probably Ocean Green. Value is around 25.00. thanks, steve n rose
Question:
I have a pair of candlesticks and a matching bowl. They are in excellent condition. The candlesticks have Red Wing USA 1189 on the bottom. Jean
Answer: Hi Jean
the bowl is shape #1188, these were part of a line produced in 1943. The glaze is called antiqued ivory, and value for the set is around 60.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Question:
deep magenta small scalloped bowl 6 inch diameter/3 inch height mint condition sticker on side: redwing art pottery (see pic) floral arrangement bowl? i can send more pics if necessary thank you Judi
Answer: Hi Judi
this is shape #276. It was made for many years, from the looks of the glaze, and the sticker, this one is probably from the 50′s. Value is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello, I have a purple vase with Red Wing U.S.A 674 on the bottom. It is in excellent condition. It’s 10" tall & 5" across the top. I was wondering what you could tell me about it. Thank you. Karen
Answer: Hi Karen
this is a chromoline shape, from 1960. But with this glaze it’s called stereoline. Hyacinth is the claze color. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a green vase marked 1590. Can you assist with when it was made and its value? Thank you. Jackie
Answer: Hi Jackie
I have a 1590 vase listed, swirl form 10" tall. It’s from the mid fifties. Value is around 45.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Question:
I was wondering if this piece was truly a Red Wing piece.
I bought it at an auction and they claimed it was early art pottery and "booked for $400" It is 3.5" tall 11" wide.
Can you tell me if it is or not and if so a little more about it? Thanks William Michalko Rochester, MN
Answer: Hi William
yes, it is a red wing item, from the mid 40′s. It’s actually called a salad bowl, with a rose design. Done in cold paint, the decoration will wear off, it’s not under glaze. Value is around 50.00 or so. There is a cookie jar and munch jar that match this. thanks, steve n rose
Question:
I have two Oriental figurines, a male marked "Red Wing B1389" and the other, a female unmarked.They are approx. 9 3/4 inches tall and hand painted in black, green and pink. The male’s head is broken off and the female has no damage. Could you tell me the model # of the female and what the value of the figurines would be? Thank you. Mark
Answer: Hi again
the female is shape #1308, see previous post. thanks, steve n rose
Question:
This vase was found in a barn. What is the time frame it was made. Has it any value. I haven’t found anything like it on any of the red wing pottery sites. Thanks, Rita
Answer: Hi Rita
it’s brushed ware, shape #128. It dates to around 1930. Value is around 90.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Question:
A few years back I obtained a few different pieces of Red Wing after always having mostly churns,crocks and jugs One of the items is a yellow vase about 6 1/2 in high with Red Wing and 794 stamped on the bottom – it is smooth with a raise area on both the front and the back of the vase with some smooth ridges on the sides and the middle.
I also have what looks like a serving bowl with flowers and leaves on it- it says RedWing and handpainted on the bottom of the bowl-drk pink flowers with small blue bell type flowers and green/dk pink leaves and its about 8 1/2 in wide and abt 9 in long.
Tthe last piece was a Beater Jar – Eggs- Cream – SAlad DRessing on the font of it-4 1/2 in tall. Thanks for any info you can share with me. Brenda
Art Pottery answer: Hi Brenda
could you check the number on the vase for me? it doesn’t match up with anything I have. the other 2 questions are dinnerware and stoneware, I will get them forwarded on to the right experts. thanks, steve n rose
Dinnerware answer: Red Wing made nearly 100 dinnerware patterns and many of them featured floral designs. From the description this is likely a nappy or vegetable bowl. It might be from the Orleans pattern but such a bowl would be round, not oval. A photo is needed to make a positive ID. You can visit www.RedWingDinnerware.com
Stoneware Answer: Brenda, your Red Wing beater jar was produced in the 1920′s & 30′s. In mint condition, the value today is around $80. Hope this is what you are looking for. Al Kohlman
Question:
I have a vase that says Redwing USA 1151. It is all cream in color. It has a raised head of a man,deer an leaf. Could you tell me about it? It is in perfect condition. April
Answer: Hi April
Your vase dates to around 1942, I think designed by Charles Murphy. Very art deco type design. It’s value is around 70.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose