Question:
Can you tell me anything about this footed planter (picture attached)? It is 8-1/2" high and 7-3/4" diameter at the top. The glaze is taupe on the outside and pale yellow on the inside. The bottom is marked "RED WING USA" and "108" in raised letters under the glaze. There is a very small chip (1/4") on the bottom of the foot, which does not show at all.
Answer: This piece is listed in the 1965 catalog, a flower pot of sorts. It came in 4 sizes, yours being the 8". The glaze is cocoa brown. Value is around 25.00. thanks, steve n rose
I was given an incomplete set of Red Wing dinnerware that I would like to sell. I would like to verify – is it the Pink Morning Glory pattern in the Concord series and was the pattern discontinued in 1947? If so, what is the range of the possible collective value of all of the pieces? Any other informtaion you can give me would be appreciated. Pieces: 1 serving platter (some water marks(?) on it and background network of cracks, 1 relish tray (excellent condition), 1 divided relish tray (2 small chips on rim), 1 casserole dish (no lid, faint background network of cracks), 1 small gravy boat or creamer (excellent condition), 1 sugar bowl with lid (excellent condition), 4 large dinner plates (background network of cracks and some water marks), 8 small salad plates (1 excellent condition, 7 with background network of cracks and some water marks), 7 saucers (1 with crack, all with background network of cracks), 8 small bowls (1 greatly discolored [brown] and some chips on rim, 4 more with chips on rim, and 3 with no chips – all 8 with background network of cracks), 8 tea cups (7 excellent condition, 1 with background cracks). These pieces say "Red Wing Pottery Hand Painted" on the bottom. The background cracks are not obvious until you look at them within a couple of feet or even up really close, except for the one small bowl that has a dark, stained, cracked area. Thank you!
Hello, This crock features two quail or pheasants in grass. It is clearly midwestern and mint. But is it Red Wing? If so, what would it be worth? Would it be something to auction in your auction at the convention? Your help is appreciated! Duane Watson
I have had this piece for about 30 years. I use it as a bread bowl,but believe it is called a milk pan. It is in good condition- no chips or cracks. It is a plain bowl- no artwork on the inside- and is signed "Red Wing, USA" on the underside. It is 12" wide and 6"high. As much as I love it, I no longer have room for it and need to find it a new home. I have no idea how to value it and would appreciate any information you can give me.