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I have a Red Wing vase with the number 410 on the bottom. Can you tell me something about it or the value, if any?
Answer: There are 2 different "410′s". One from 1938, more of a handled bowl with decorations that run around it. The other is from 1952, a vase shape with angualr feet. The earlier one is worth around 75.00 or so, the latter 30.00. thanks, steve n rose
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This small box was my grandmother’s. I loved seeing it on her dresser, and asked her in approximately 1985 if I could have it. I don’t know the history, just that she had had it for a while. The green box is 4" by 3", has a leaf handle on the lid, and is marked with "Red Wing USA 1272" on the bottom. Thank you for any information on history and value that you can share.
Answer: Hi, your dresser box is from around 1946. the glaze is matt lily green. No particular line that it belongs to, but there were a few other box shapes made during this time. Value is around 50.00. thanks, steve n rose
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I was wondering if you would be able to or know who to consult about this particular early, possibly red wing rumrill, art deco nude handled vase. It stands 10 inches tall & 8 inches wide. I have attached a few pictures.
Answer: I don’t know who the maker is, it looks to be of the art nouveau style, early 1900′s. It seems to be made of plaster. the AAPA has a site that may give you some more information. thanks, steve n rose
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I just have acquired a piece six-gallon stoneware from my grandparents and was wondering its value. It is in very good overall condition, with just a small chip in the left handle and a few hairline fractures on the inside bottom. The printings on the outside are black, and the inside and outside have the same glaze. Thank you!
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Hi, I just received a miniature RW jug that’s 3.5" high with a wing on the front and bottom marked with an ink stamp 1985 Artists in the Park. What’s its value? Thank you.
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The last information I had on the new Publication by Turner Publication was it was going to send it out in October- I called them and they said that it will not be published until January-
Unless I missed a note in the newsletter it would be greately appreciated if you would keep up informed on the status since the RWCS is the reason for the delay–
I know what you are doing but not letting it’s members knowthe status is wrong.
Is January a realistice publishing date?
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Greetings Al, Just a quick question pertaining to Indiana advertising. I haven’t seen much anywhere and would like to know if there is quite a few different pieces that might be available if they were not safely tucked away in individuals collections? Thanks for your time and knowledge. -Paul
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I just purchased this 8 gallon crock it has the word special above the 8 the word special is under the glaze. It is cracked in the front and a couple of hairlines in the back it. I am wondering if you have seen any like it or why it was made and a value?
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Please provide as much information about this piece as possible. I have no information about it. There is the Redwing "logo" along the curve in the bottom and opposite the logo is a number "1014" (I am not sure about the 4,but that is my best guess, the 101 is very definite. Following the 4, there is another mark that appears almost to be an "asterisk".) The dish is 12 1/4" long from tip of handle to tip of handle, the bowl itself is about 10 1/2" long. It is 7 1/2" wide and 4" tall. Thanks for any information.
Answer: It is shape #1014. Part of the Magnolia line of 1942, designed by belle Kogan. there were about 20 different shapes with this style decoration. the glaze is called eggshell ivory, antiqued w/brown. it has a value of around 45.00.
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We have a 10 gallon red wing water cooler that we would like to find out the value of. I have enclosed the photos to give you an idea of the condition. There is a number 10 in the bottom.
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