Monthly Archives: February 2007

Red Wing Floor Vase

Question:
I have a 24"floor vase that is marked Red Wing art pottery with an ink stamp on the bottom but I don’t know the form # or the pattern. Would appreciate any help. Thank You, Gary

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3 Gallon large wing shoulder jug

Question:
I am interested in purchasing a 3 gallon Red Wing jug that was posted on a website. I would like to make a fair offer, but I am not sure of the value. I also want to avoid paying more than I should for the piece, if the Seller were to come back with a counter offer. Could you give me an estimated value of the jug? The Seller has described it is "in near perfect condition", I have attached a picture. Thank you.
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Red Wing B1402

Question:
I just purchased a planter marked Red Wing USA/B1402. It is light "rusty-orange" on the outside and mint green on the inside. It measures 3 and a half inches high, 7" long and 3" wide. There is a band of leaves around it and the top edge is scalloped. Do you have any info. about this planter? Thanks Regina
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question from: impactdesign@wi.rr.com

Question:
Hi. Would you be able to estimate a value for this 3-gallon shoulder crock in perfect condition (e.g. no cracks)? There are several glazing flakes and \”flecks\” in the stoneware. The red wing measures approximately 4-1/8 inches in length. This crock measures approx. 15-inches high and has a base diameter of 9 3/4 inches. I also have what appears to be the original cork (with the top corner broken/chipped off).

I would appreciate any information you could provide on this piece. Thank you for your time and expertise!
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25 Gallon Birch Leaf Crock

Question:
I have a 25 gal. crock it is off white with a glossy glaze, on the crock it has a big 25 at top below that is a brich leaf pattern and below that the red wing oval with red wing, union stoneware, and the city and state at bottom. The lettering is blue and is a stencil or a stamp, not hand painted. would like to know approximatly the age and value of this piece Thank You..
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Red Wing Lute Song Dinnerware

I have quite some pieces of Red Wing Lute Song dinnerware.
I'd like to have an idea of the worth of this collection.
Here's a list.

1 16 piece set - new, unused in original servicefor 4(4 each of 10" plate, 7" plate, cereal bowl,cup, saucer
12 cereal/salad bowls 6"10 dinner plaes, 10"1 Platter 9" x 12.5" (chip in rim)1 divided vegtable dish1 vegetable disd/serving bowl 8"1 large salad bowl 11"8 cups12 saucers1 small plate 6"1 creamer1 sugar bowl w/lid11 plates 7" - 1 July 62 advertising literature/price list for Lute Song

Thank you so much for your help,

Chuck

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question from: cstanich@comcast.net

Question:
I have quite some pieces of Redwing Lute Song dinnerware. I\’d like to have an idea of the worth of this collection. Here\’s a list.

1 16 piece set – new, unused in original box, service for 4 (4 each of 10\” plate, 7\” plate, cereal bowl, cup, saucer)
12 cereal /salad bowls 6\”
10 dinner plaes, 10\”
1 Platter 9\” x 12.5\” (chip in rim)
1 divided vegtable dish
1 vegetable dis/serving bowl 8\”
1 large salad bowl 11\”
8 cups
12 saucers
1 small plate 6\”
1 creamer
1 sugar bowl w/lid
11 plates 7\” –
1 July 62 advertising literature/price list for Lute Song

Thank you so much for your help,

Chuck
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Red Wing Saxon Pot

Question:
Hello, I don’t know if you have to be a member to ask a question – but I put my membership form in the mail so I’ll be one soon. I recently acquired this Red Wing Saxon pot. It has the Red Wing Saxon Minn. mark on the bottom and it has the number 105 on the side. I was wondering if you could tell me more about it and what it could possibly be worth. It has some roughness around the rim and one very small chip out of the rim (about 1/8 inch or so) otherwise it is in great condition. Thanks in advance Diane Ashcraft
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Red Wing #405

Question:
I’m not certain what to call this piece. I think it is a bean pot. It seems to lack the advertising that so many of the Red Wing pieces have. The bottom is marked "RED WING USA" and "405". The outside of the bottom is unglazed while the inside is glazed to match the lid. It has one shallow chip (2 x 6 mm) and three hairline cracks (1/3 to 1/2 the distance from top to bottom). This piece was my mother-in-law\’s so it may be from the 70′s or 80′s. Any information on it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Susan Wollman
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