Question:
Hello, I am wanting more info on these dinnerware pieces. #1 has the yellow Plum Blossum design and has 4 dinner plates (a 5th one is broken), 7 small bowls, 4 larger shallow bowls (soup/salad?), 11 saucers, 13 tiny plats that have indentions for cups and 19 cups. #2 has the Country Garden design but are regular shaped plates, there are 5 dinner plates. Thank you for your help, Kathy
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Monthly Archives: March 2010
15 gallon double leaf Red Wing Union Stoneware crock
Question:
I have a 15 gallon crock with double leaf (below #15) AND OVAL "RED WING Union Stoneware". Small chip on rim, otherwise great condition. Interested in selling, would like an estimated value. thank you. Kathleen
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5 gallon Red Wing Shoulder Jug
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I didn’t know they make so many replicas.How can I tell the difference. I will include pictures of the Red Wing jugs I am trying to buy.They want $60 each. Thanks John
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Chef Pierre Cookie jar – follow up question
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Larry, I was the one who just wrote last week inquiring about my chef pierre. It was the teal colored one. You replied back and considered it fleck blue nile. Question…. Where there different shades of the fleck blue nile? I was looking thru some Red Wing books with pottery that had the fleck blue nile and they look different, alot more blue. I was just wondering if it came in different shades? I attached a picture again so you can remember the original question. Thanks for your time again. :) Debby
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“Margaret G. Hood 1910″ garage sale piece
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Acquired this at the first RW Convention at a garage sale in Lake City, Mn. Its 3" tall and an apparent lunch hour piece. Says "Margaret G. Hood 1910" on front and is scratched in bottom "Blanch Sp—". Could it be RedWing? Chuck
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Red Wing 1159 figural
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i have a red wing vase # 1159… has 2 handles, dutch children figurines on the side of it..pale green in color.. Victoria
Answer: Hi Victoria
this ones dates to around 1942. Value is around 55.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing 1200, stylized bulb shape bottom
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Hello: I recently saw what I think is a Redwing vase from the 1940′s. It’s approximately 15" high, is light blue in color. It is a stylized bulb shape (the bottom is rounded but the top is cylindrical). Half of the vase is covered in little asterisks/stars. It is at a local junk shop, and I am considering purchasing it. I want to do some research…any suggestions on Red Wing lines to google search? Thank you, Christian
Answer: Christian
There is a shape #1200, which matches the height and shape of your description. Think there are 3 different sizes of this form. It does date to around 1943. Check the bottom, there should be a number on it. Value is around 100.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
Red Wing 1031 vase, Magnolia Group
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Early in WW2 my mother purchased a white vases w/roses raised on the front-it is marked on the bottom "Redwing 10-31" I am assuming it was made in 1931. I an sorry I do not have a photo.It is in excellent condition and was purchased in Groton, Conn. I would like to sell it to someone who likes & collectors this line. My children would never appreciate it. Thanks Louella
Answer: Hi Louella
Your Mother’s vase dates to the early 1940′s. It’s part of the Magnolia group. The shape # is 1031. It’s a popular line, many people collect it. It has a value of around 50.00. thanks, steve n rose
question from: Lhooley26@comcast.net
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I was given this cookie jar a while ago it is in excellent condition. I wanted to know of it is a collectors item…I was going to throw it away but thought I should check!
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Swan Vase 259 Red Wing
Question:
Light green Swan Vase, mutted, not shinny glaze. Width 4 in, 5 in high and 5 1/2 long. One very small chip on tail, otherwise excellant condition. Inscripton on bottom: REDWING U.S.A. #259
Answer: Hello
The 259 dates to the 1940′s, very popular, it was done for several years. Value with the chip, around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose