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if possible could you give me a value of a bowl#m1477 an d also a small pitcher,#1356! they are in excellent condition! thank you! Tess
Answer: Hi Tess
the M1477 is worth around 25.00, and about the same for the 1356 pitcher. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi, I got this dish from my uncles estate. It measures 14 1/4 inches long and approx. 8 inches at its widest. It has a maroon bottom and looks like its fading at the edges although that could be the way it was made since the fading is uniform all the way around the lip. Any help you can give me as to value, and rarity would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Rod
Answer: Hi Rod
this is shape #428, from around 1954. It has a value around 25.00. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi, My redwing vase has two numbers on the bottom – 212, and 118 9or is it read 811?) It has a green finish inside, but the outside is rough textured all around, except for a smooth oval area where roses have been painted. The outside rough part is kind of a cream color. I’m sorry I couldn’t include a picture. It has no chips or cracks. Thank you, Frank Fant
Answer: Hi Frank
I think you have an 1189, it dates to around 1943. it has kind of a floral pattern, usually done in antiqued ivory glaze. Value is around 30.00. thanks, steve n rose
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I’m interested in purchasing an Oxford Line bowl. It is 2307 and is 18" in diameter, rather than the 11" bowl pictured in Ray Reiss’ Book I. The price guide has the 11" bowl priced from $235 – $265 but I know that prices are down. Can you give me any idea what would be a reasonable price to pay for the 18" bowl? It is in excellent condition. Thanks!
You can forget my earlier questions if you want to – I see that you already talked to a seller about the same bowl. BUT, it is from the Oxford Line no a overlay so is the price still $250-300?
Answer: Hello
The 18" size is pretty rare, and I think there is less Oxford glaze than Overlay. I think a higher price would be fair for the Oxford. thanks, steve n rose
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I have this red wing canoe and have had it for about 15 years. The bottom is marked Red Wing USA 733. It measures 17" long. Can you tell me aprox what it is worth and a good place to try to sell it? Thanks for your time, Dan
Answer: Hi Dan
these are from the Birchbark line, 3 different sizes, this is the largest. Value is around 300.00 or so. Click here to see our FAQ answer regarding sellng your piece. thanks, steve n rose
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There is a piece of pottery on Ebay that is in the Nokomis Glaze that is 8 by 3 inches deep and 3 inches wide. What would be the value of this piece? It is very pretty but I have seen other pieces much more expensive with better shapes and forms. Thank-you for your help-I am new at collecting Red Wing but enjoy every piece. My first pieces were from my mother. Donna
Answer: Hi Donna
I think it’s #218, an oval planter. Nokomis is stil prized by collectors, prices may be down a bit, but still command a good price. This is a more common shape, as you state. Value is around 100-125.00. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a red,sunflower design,Red Wing USA B2002 artware vase. Belle Kogan’s Tropicana Series 1950.Would like to know how much it is worth, and who would we contact if we would want to sell.
Answer: HI
these have a value of around 55.00 or so. Click here to learn about selling your piece. thanks, steve n rose
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I picked up a piece at a auction in Oklahoma this week.I called my family that lives in Minn and they couldnt find it in any books they have.It is a red pitcher 11 1/2 in talllooks like a indian face in front.The handle is either a fish or a dragon. It has a sticker says 75 years red wing 1878-1953. the mark on bottem says red wing usa 220.I thank you for any info Im retired Military from Minnasota now living in Oklahoma Thanks for your help George Harrington
Answer: Hi George
your pitcher is a remake of an early Red Wing mold, done for the 75th anniversary. The original design was done around 1930ish, and they remade it for their anniversary line, in 1953. It has a value of around 90.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello I’ve had a vase for five years found it on the street, It is blue with a glase and nas a brown deer on it, also has redwing on the botton with numbers 112.0. is it the real thing. Victoria
Answer: HI Victoria
Yes, it’s a real Red Wing vase, shape #1120, from around 1942. Value is about 55.00. thanks, steve n rose
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We are trying to establish the value of this Red Wing. The ink stamp on bottom reads, "Union Red Wing, Minn.) There are no cracks, crazing or repairs. Feel free to contact me personally at 1-630-303-1908 Thank you Douglas
Answer: HI Doug
this is the buck and doe sand jar, from around 1930. Brushedware line, glad yours is marked. they sell for around 500.00. thanks, steve n rose