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I have a piece that is marked Redwing provincial ware #10. It is a baker with a round handle It is glazed terra cotta colored. It was a wedding present 62 years ago. I didn’t think to take a photo, but I can if you need it. What is the value? Meredith
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Red Wing 1378 planter
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This belong to my Grandmother but may have been owned by the Kresge Family of the K-Mart Corporation. My grandmother was Mrs Kresge’s sempstress and my grandfather the chauffeur. They gave them many things to help decorate their house. The vase is about 5 inches square and says Red Wing USA 1378 on the bottom. It’s in perfect condition.
Answer: Hi
interesting story, I always like those! your piece dates to around 1949, part of the art pottery line. Value is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Red WIng 841, Kogan’s 100 line
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I spotted this piece at a local church auction and bought it for only $1. I didn’t even see the name on the bottom because it is very faint and doesn’t stand out. Eventually, under closer examination, I made out that it is Red Wing. There is also a number above the name, it is also hard to make out, but looks like 841 (?). It is 8.24" tall and 3.50" wide at top. It is cream colored.
Answer: Hello
this is a shape from Kogan’s 100 line from 1939, there were 3 sizes, this being the smallest. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
15 gallon elephant ear no oval, Minnesota Stoneware
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Can you tell me if this is a red wing crock…there are no other markings on it. If it isnt can you tell me what it is and value. There is a hairline crack front down to # and another in very bottom inside, thank you
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Red Wing 922 pitcher
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i have a red wing water pitcher it is red in color and has feathers around the neck of the vase it has a number 922 and says red wing on bottom does it have a value? Holly
Answer: Hi Holly
your pitcher is from 1939. Value is around 55.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Greyline bowl follow up
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This is for Al again. I am the lady with the 12" bowl. Did you look at the design on it? I believe it is suppose to be a band bowl. Not a sponge bowl. That is why I think it is a mistake and perhaps rare. Did a little research on the 12" sponge bowl and it was suppose to be a banded greyline bowl. They made a mistake and sponged it instead. Hope this helps. Let me know if I am wrong. I attached a picture last time. Thank you for your help. Tina
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Brown speckle bowl,. 12 inch salad bowl
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I have a bowl from the late 1960′s – early ’70′s. It is slightly oval, 12.1" x 11.2" x 5.5" high at the ‘ends’, cream-colored with brown speckles. It has a 4" tight but discolored crack, wear on the lip, three .25" chips, one 1" x .25" chip, a .5" repaired chip and a .4" ‘defect’ chip (defect in the lip before it was glazed). Otherwise good condition. "RED WING" "USA" on the bottom. Marky
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question from: meem1029@yahoo.com
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I have a piece of {pottery?} I think it is a spoon rest, color is pale grey with a "red wing" pictured in the center of the "rest". On the under side is what looks like a stamp with blue ink. The stamp is a circle with the words "red wing stoneware co red wing, minn". There is also a second stamp marked 2nd, I,m sure means this piece has some flaws,as it does have a small chip on the edge and what looks like a crack, but the crack seems to be part of the piece. Is there any collectors that might be interested in this piece and what it might be worth ? Thank you for your information Sorry do not know how to upload a picture
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question from: wrofihe@gmail.com
Question:Here is the back. The plates are about 13 by 9 1/2.
thank you very much!
Wendy
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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Divided supper trays
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Someone gave me these plates several years ago. They are in perfect condition, four colors. Can you tell me anything about them? Looks like I can only attach one photo, so I’ll send another form with the rear view and stamp. Wendy
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