Question:
I have a Red Wing Planter that belonged to my grandmother. (see Photo) The planter is about 7 inch tall and 8 inch diameter. Grape vine pattern. Bottom is stampled Red Wing USA 308 and the initials BB. I can not seem to find one like this anywhere and would like to know more about it and its potential value.
Answre: Hello
this shape dates around 1966. it could be a hobby shop item, some molds were used by other places after the factory was closed. The glaze doesn’t appear to be red wing, so I think this is the case. value is around 30.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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