Question:
I have two identical small bowls (apps 7" x 5" x 3" tall) in the antique white color with "Red Wing USA 1017" stamped on the bottom. I think it’s the Magnolia pattern. They both look to be in perfect condition. My mother is from Minnesota and has had them as long as I can remember (58 years at least). Can you tell me when they were made and if they have any value? Thanks for your help. Carole
Answer: Hi Carole
the bowls date to 1940, and are part of the Magnolia group. there are actually 3 sizes of this form, yours being the smallest. Value is around 40.00 each. thanks, steve n rose
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