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You have this description on your webwsite – but do not say the value of the: Red Wing Vase 1359, Stacked Tea Cups …was designed in 1949, we call it the stacked teacup vase. It was made for several years, at least thru 1953. I’m not sure how many glaze colors it came in, but I would guess there are a few you don’t have. thanks, steve n rose Is there any value to these vases? Thanks.
Answer: Sorry for not including that information in our answer. The value around 40.00. Steve and Rose
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I just sent you a picture of the 8.5" green pitcher with lid, and 3 small 2.5" glasses. My mother gave to me a dark green pitcher with lid (with a chip) and 3 small glasses. I would like to know their present value. I will send 2 pictures in separate requests, one of the set, and the other of the bottom marking.If you need other info. please let me know. Thank you for your estimate.Thank you.
Answer: Hello, these are from the 30′s. Kind of a decanter of sorts. The pitcher has a value of around 95.00, and the cups about 20.00 each. thanks, steve n rose
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My mother gave to me a dark green pitcher with lid (with a chip) and 3 small glasses. I would like to know their present value.
I will send 2 pictures in separate requests, one of the set, and the other of the bottom marking. Thank you.
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My husband and I found this beautiful salt-glazed 4-gal. crock recently. Its 12" tall and 10-1/3" across the top – great condition, color and texture. It is not marked, except for the cobalt decorations on front. No cracks, 2 small flakes off the top edge. Inside is gorgeous, with deep cobalt blue over a brown slip glaze. Rings seen inside, some reverse spattering of brown slip glaze inside, too. Can you tell me if its Red Wing or possibly Macomb Pottery? We’ve been told its either one or the other???? Thanks! Carol
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I have a Redwing dish in the shape of a fish lying on it’s side with the bottom of the bowel emobossed with the fish itself. It is solid green ceramic . It could be a condiemnt or candy dish it is about 8" long. I don’t have a photo. Bit I wonder if it sounds familiar to you and what it may be worth. Thanks for your time. Sharon
Answer: Hi Sharon, it’s actually an ashtray, but still a nice item. value is around 65.00. thanks, steve n rose
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HI—-I was told my vase was Red Wing, however, there are no markings. It has a dark green drip glaze over chartreuse, 7" tall and 5 1/2" long x 3" wide. There are no chips or cracks but there is a lot of crazing. Help Thank you for your time Kathy Emery
Answer: Hi Kathy, I don’t think this is a red wing item. the glaze is wrong, and I don’t recognise the shape. wish we could be of more help. thanks, steve n rose
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My parents have the following item. They may want to sell but don’t know what it is worth. Can you help? Item: It’s a stoneware pickle crock with wire and wood handles, the following descriptions are on the crock: – Redwing 6 Stoneware – Patented Dec 21st 1915 I don’t have picturebut can get one if needed. Thanks…rl
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This item was advertised as possibly being Red Wing pottery. It is 9" diameter by 8-3/4" high and has a single ring on one end and two rings on the other. We’ve heard Red Wing made sewer pipe. Is that what we have?
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This lid came on a 5 gallon Red Wing water cooler. It has the number "4" carved in the pottery, plus "5W" painted on it. Is it Red Wing? What would the age and value be?
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Over time, we’ve collected what we believe to be all three sizes of Red Wing Refrigerator Jars. In one collector’s book they are shown stacked, but the ones we have nest inside each other. Were there lids that allowed the jars to stack?
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