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Can you tell me how old this piece is and the value of this basket? The basket measures 12 1/2" long by 6" high. On the bottom it reads Red Wing USA and the number 1224. This is in perfect condition with no chips. Very good condition.
Answer: Hello
it’s part of the Magnolia group, from 1946. It’s value is around 75.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a large vase that has a light blue outside and a rose pink inside. It has a leaf pattern on it that runs vertically on the vase. The number on the outside is T155 and the words Red Wing are etched in the bottom.
Answer: Hi
thanks for the pic, it’s shape #1155, sometimes the numbers are hard to read. It date to around 1942. Value is 45.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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This vase was left in a house my parents owned during the late ’70′s in Tuxedo Park, NY previously belonging to Alfred E. Loomis. The marking on the bottom says Red Wing 1563 #10. The interior is a light green color (pictures attached). It is in perfect condition – no chips or cracks. I was curious to know the approximate date it was made and what the value is. Thank you for your time and consideration. Beth Beale 201-280-3443
Answer: Hi Beth,
this vase is from around 1957, it came in 3 sizes, with this being the smallest. Value is around 40.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I found a couple pieces labeled Red Wing while cleaning out my mothers garage and I am wondering what the story and value is behind them. Two of the pieces (in the first picture) are labeled on the bottom REDWING USA 797 (ORANGE VASE) and the other is RED WING USA 899 OR 892, it’s hard to tell (FAN VASE). The other two pieces in the second picture do not have any labels on the bottom except USA but they were in the same box labeled RED WING, so I thought I’d give it a shot. Thank you for you help, I look forward to hearing back from you!
Answer: Hello
the pink fan vase, #892, was designed in 1939, and made for many years, a very popular shape. Value around 30.00 or so. The tall orange one, #797 is from the prismatique line, circa 1962. Value is around 90.00 or so on that one.
The other two I don’t think are Red Wing, the shapes aren’t familiar to me. Hope this helps, thanks, steve n rose
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I am attaching a picture of a Red Wing piece that I have, It is approximately 3 1/2in. high x 5 1/2in. maximum diameter. The bottom is marked RED WING 833 USA. I adjusted the color to try and bring it close to the actual color of the piece. I would describe it as a light green. I would appreciate it if you could tell me about This piece Thanks, Larry
Answer: Hi Larry
your planter is from 1963. Part of the art pottery line done that year. Value is around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I found this piece at a garage sale in Redford Mi.It seems to be a bird feeder or flower vase. It is suspended from a brass chain about 6" long. The piece itself is pottery with a medium green glaze It is approximately 11" high and 7" wide It is open on three sides for access. The bottom is stamped REDWING then USA thenM-1487. I am new to Redwing collecting and would appreciate your expertise. Thanks Tom
Answer: Hi Tom
It’s actually a hanging planter. Designed by charles murphy in 1955. It has a value of around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello, I originally asked about imformation about a 1965 MN Twin American League Championship Home Plate commemorative. The reply was helpful. However, the expert mentioned a book value, what is this book they speak of. Are there records of this run of plate? How is it exactly catigorized? (so I can affectively describe it to others) I really want as much imformation about this as I can get. I’ve been Googleing it and finding almost nothing. Even the Twins promotion office is of no help tracking past promos or pointing me in the right direction. I’m sorry if I’ve pressed this item so far, I’m just very excited about this piece, it represents a great deal to me. Thanks Ken
ANSWER: It’s listed in the Red Wing Collectibles book, more of a stoneware book, but it’s in that one. It is seen every so often, a nice item, but I wouldn’t go so far as to use the "rare" word on it. Hope this helps a little more. thanks, steve n rose
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I obtained this vase and I wanted to know more about this piece. I understand 3 sizes were made and various colors as well. This vase is cream white on the outside and green on the inside. From others I’ve read about I’m guessing around 1943? The bottom reads Red Wing USA 1202. This vase has a chip on top edge. The original owner insists that it happened during delivery years ago. Thanks for your passion and time!
ANSWER: HI
It was designed in 1943, part of the art pottery line. There are actually 6 shapes with this particular design. 4 vases and two shorter bowl types. With the chip, value is around 25.00 or so. hope this helps, thanks, steve n rose
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What is the approximate value of a Red Wing 1965 World-Series Minnesota Twins American League Champions double half baseballs ashtray in mint condtion
ANSWER: Hello
think they now sell in the 3-400 range. thanks, steve n rose
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My Red Wing vase is stamped on the bottom Red Wing 749. It is blue with double handles, 7 in. tall. Top inside measures 4×3.5 in. No chips or cracks.
ANSWER; Hi
this vase is part of Kogan’s 100 line, designed in 1939. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose