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I have a vase approx 9-10" tall, a brownish glaze, with ram’s heads near the top on 4 corners — it is marked 687 on the bottom and has a paper label. What can you tell me — if you really need a pic, I will try to get one taken (I don’t have camera). Thanks!
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your vase is from the late 30′s. The glaze is called Pompeian-antiqued ivory. Value is around 100.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hi– I have some dinnerware — Redwing Pottery Concord Lexington Pattern. I have the following pieces:
gravy bowl
covered sugar bowl
creamer
covered soup dish/vegetable dish
2 serving bowls;
1 large serving platter;
9 cups;
13 saucers;
11 dinner plates;
14 small plates;
12 dessert bowls.
Would you please be able to tell me what they would be worth and is there a "want" for this. Thank you so much! Betty
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I have purchased a pair of what I thing they are vases. they are 71/2 tall,they have a matte finish. the finishs looks like roseville piece, it is marked red wing #748. could you tell me the value of these they are in mint condition. can not find them in any price book. If you can please help I would appreaciate it. thank you
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these are part of Kogan’s 100 line, around 1939. The glaze is called copper. I would give them a value of 70.00 each. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a burgandy colored vase. It is 12" TALL, It is fan shaped, wider at the top with a pedistal base. It has 4 holes near the top. On the bottom is has RED WING – USA – B1419. Can you tell me how old this is, The name of it and an estimated value. thank you
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you have what we call a gladiolus vase. It was designed by Belle Kogan, in 1952. Value is around 65.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a pansy bowl that says Red Wing USA with number 657. The diameter of the opening is 8", and the base is 8". height is 1 1/2". The reim is 1 1/2". It is a pale green washed in a tan. It was a wedding present in 1962. It is in mint condition.
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Your bowl is part of the Stereoline, from your glaze description. Value is around 35.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I was dismantling a chimney from a house built in 1929 or 1930 and the chimney was lined with a Red Wing chimney liner. It comes apart in sections about 2 feet tall and the size of the liner is approximately 1 foot square; the corners are rounded. They’re unglazed and red brick in color. I’ve done a bit of digging online and can’t find any information about these. What can you tell me about them? They’re in good condition with no cracks, although they are dirty. Are they of any value? I can take a picture if needed and email it to you. Paul Kirkman
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I collect Red Wing Bob White Dinnerware, but I am also interested in the cornicopia vases particularly i the black. I have not been able to find these for some time and was hoping you could help? Thank you.
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RED WING UNION STONEWARE VASE: Hello, I bought this vase at my local GW store, don’t know if you could give any info on it,it measures 9 3/4" H x 4 5/8" D. Thanks for any help provided.
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this is the cat tail vase, from around 1931. Brushed ware glaze. Value is around 95.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose