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redwing usa vase 02315 this is an olive green vase with two openings in the top with a top piece off set in the middle of the openings, one opening is larger than the other. i have no image to send to you. acan you tell me anything about this. Loretta
Answer: Hi Loretta
this piece is an anniversary line shape, circa 1953. I think the 0 is actually a "B". sometimes they are hard to read. Designed by Belle Kogan. Value is around 75.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a pink glazed compote(?), with flecks. The marking on the bottom is Red Wing U.S.A. 1582. THe size is approx 11" long, 6/5" at highest point, 4" wide and 3" deep inside. It looks like an oval bowl with 1 end curved up, and the other curved down.Do you know how old it is, what is used for and the value, please? I’m sorry, but my photo won’t upload. Thanks Beth
Answer: Hi Beth
it’s actually a console bowl. It was designed around 1957, the glaze is called fleck zephyr pink, and it has a value of around 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I inherited this vase from my grandmother and would like to know more about it and it’s value.The bottom of the vase reads Red Wing 1563 on the bottom. Thanks Heather
Answer: Hi Heather
this one was designed in 1957 as well. Part of the art pottery line. The glaze looks to be fleck green. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Cranberry colored bamboo vase, 7 1/2 in tall, oblong width 3×4, marked "Red Wing USA 400" on bottom. Ronald
Answer: Hi Ronald
this one dates to around 1952, and has a value of 35.00. thanks, steve n rose
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I received a cookie jar from my Grandmother that was given to her by her older brother when he traveled to Wisconsin, I beleive. I know that this is not worth much, as it had been dropped and repaired, but I am really just trying to date the piece. It has history with the babies in my family posing with it. I would love to know more about it.
It is beige and light brown. a chef with his arms crossed, one eye showing (the other under his hair), and a mustache.
What it says on the bottom:
Red Wing pottery
hand painted
Patent D-130,328
D-130,329
D-130,330
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I found these mugs and a few saucers at various thrift stores. Can you identify the company from the mark? Thanks! Cindy
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Ran across this lid recently. Has that familiar Red Wing colored sponging. Appears to fit oh a casserole but don’t know Appreciate any info you can provide. Thanks Bob Wewers
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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
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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
Answer: Hi Cheryl
It is a design by charles Murphy, the M designates his designs. It’s from around 1957, kind of a console bowl. Value is around 30.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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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?
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