Question:
My husband’s mother gave us this Red Wing that she has had for many years. She said she was told it was made from the orignal red wing mold that was purchased by Hutchsons Pottery. Can you verify any of this and what would be the value? Thank you, Dawn
Answer: Hi Dawn
it is a red wing shape, the winged ashtray. After the factory closed, Hutchinson did reuse some of the Red Wing molds in a pottery of his own. this would be one of those items. Still kind of neat, a lot of his items don’t show up. It would be from the late 60′s, Red Wing closed in 1967. Value is around 75.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
I have a piece of Red Wing Pottery. I am hoping that you can identify it. On the bottom, it says: Red Wing USA m. 1572 It is a green piece. I am not sure what it is, or what it’s value is. Can you help, please? . Cheryl
The last time i heard the value of this vase was 7 years ago and at that time it was 270 dollars, i guess i have 2 questions 1. whats the actual value today. 2. how would you describe it if you where going to sell it. The number on the bottom is 157. Thanks for your time and i hope the picture i sent is not to large. Josh
We found this neat ‘pot’ on the East Coast of Florida at a brand new antiques mall. The seller didn’t even know it was Red Wing, although obviously the mark on the bottom says, "Red Wing Art Pottery." The ‘pot’ or vase stands approx. 9 1/2" and measures 7" at its maximum circumference. Interestly, it has TWO mold #s stamped on its bottom! #212 AND #118. It looks like unfinished brushware. It has the beautiful green interior, but NO designs on the exterior. Question = what is the piece and how much is it worth? Thank you for your research & investigation. J+K
I am looking for a value and possible the year this deer vase/bowl was created. The piece is in mint condition and has a smooth off-white finish with pale reddish-purple tint in the leaf pattern. The deer stands upright as shown in the attached photo. I look forward to your opinion and thanks in advance. Claude