Question:
I have a yellowpitcher, it is a girl holding a pitcher for the spout, the other hand holds the handle. it is approximately 10" wide (from handle to lip of pitcher sheis holding) and 7" tall. She is wearing a cap and the back of her dress has a bow. The bottom is marked Redwing (an impression) and it is also marked 260. I am curious as to when it may have been made and the approximate worth.
this is really dinnerware, but we will give it a shot. It’s a figural teapot, circa 1940. Value is around 100-125. thanks, steve n rose
I was wondering what you could tell me about this mini jug I just purchased? What i am really curious about is the ribbon attached to the jug the ribbon is missing part. The ribbon says member winning tribune register and tribune brown jug contest january 1940 any info on this jug would be helpful and a value. thank you paul
I’m wondering if you can help me identify and value 3 of my crocks that I am thinking of selling. I know the 8 is a red wing, but it has a nice size chip, so I don’t know what the value would be. Then there is the one that is either a 2 or a 3, is that a red wing too? that one has a crack that I have shown that does go all the way through to the inside. Finally there is the 6 that I have no idea what it is. the crack on that one does not go all the way through. I bought them all like this years ago at a garage sale and haven’t done anything with them. Is there some care I should take so the cracks don’t get worse if I decide to keep them? Thank you for your time. Loreen
I have an 11 inch tall brush ware flower vase?. Interior is pale lime green. Exterior features bird. Bottom has stamp as Red Wing – union stonware" in a circle. Im guessing 1930′s, Any idea on age value, scarcity? Thanks, Pauk
hello, i have had this for a number of years and have had a lot of people want to buy it from me. it has the RW look, but i want to be sure. i currently have it up for auction on Ebay and was asked by a few members to ask you guys about it. None of them have ever seen a piece like this one. Any information would be great. thanks, kelly