Question:
I have a Red Wing dish #1329. It features a squatting native, very unusual. I was going to put in on eBay. Any idea what it might be worth? Thank you in advance for your help. Tom
Answer: Hi Tom
this is a piece from what we call the African series, done by Charles Murphy. Dates to around 1946. Kind of rare, these don’t come up too often for sale. Value around 300.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I was wondering how old my Red Wing #1077 vase is and what it might be worth? It is beige matte with a bow (same color as vase) around the neck and the inside is pale green. Sue
Answer: Hi Sue
your vase dates to 1941, and has a value of around 30.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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cleaning out a great uncles house and came across a vase with Red Wing USA B2008 on the bittom. It is green with flowers running up the front.i cant send a pic right now but if you respond i will forward to your e mail Tim
Answer: Hi Tim
no pic necessary, thanks. Your vase is part of the Tropicana line, designed by Belle Kogan, circa 1950. Value is around 55.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a piece given to me by my mother. I believe it belonged to my grandmother. Markings on bottom are 1070 Red Wing Made in USA. It looks like a large leaf, one side is scalloped and the other side smooth. On inside of smooth edge is small circular indentions. Pink on the inside and color on bottom is a blueish lavender. Toni
Answer: Hi Toni
you have a console bowl, designed in 1941. Value is around 35.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have 2 matching vases that belonged to my grandmother. On the bottom is 1097, next line Red Wing with a sweeping curved line underneath it as an extension of the "R", next line U.S.A. Both are matted creamy white with a glazed mint green inside. They are shaped like an opened bloom with an ivy vine winding up both sides. They measure about 6" high by 8" wide. Can you tell me about how old they are and possible the value? Phyllis
Answer: Hi Phyllis
they are a pair of cornucopia’s, that date to 1941. Value is about 25.00 each. thanks, steve n rose
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What is this pattern called. It is black & blue. Is it a console piece or a fruit bowl. Thank you Donna
Answer: Hi
Donna
this maybe dinnerware, I’ll pass it on to our other expert. It doesn’t look like any art pottery that I know of. thanks, steve n rose
Answer: Sorry, I know nothing about this item. It definitely is not Red Wing dinnerware.
Larry
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I have a red Red Wing ashtray with a baked on clear glaze. Red Wing and USA is etched on the bottom with a number, 784. I would like to know more about this piece. Zoran
Answer: Hi Zoran
it’s part of the 1962 pottery line, one of several ashtray shapes done that year. Value is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I received a square bowl, and I would like to know more about it. I believe it is art wear. It is about 2 – 3 inches high, and the corners are rounded. The middle of each side is curled in giving it almost a 4 leaf clover look. The outside is white and the inside is a lighter green. The bottom is stamped Red Wing USA. There is a number, but I cannot make it out. Just curious if you have any information on this piece. Happy New Year! Sarah
Answer: Hi Sarah
this is shape 898, from 1965. Value is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a Red Wing Vase marked M 1456 Wondering what would be the value of it? Joan
Answer: Hi Joan
Value is around 50.00 or so for this vase. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a green vase with yellow interior. There are numbers on the bottom, but I cannot read them. Vase is in mint condition, and does state RED WING on the bottom. I’d love any info about this, including price range. Thanks! Here are the direct links:
Answer: this is shape B1412, designed by belle kogan in 1953. there are some matching candlesticks that go with it. Value is around 25.00. thanks, steve n rose
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