Question:

Could you help me verify this planter? It does not have the label on it that says redwing art pottery. I do believe it is Redwing. It is 12 inches long. I cannot find any numbers on it or anything. there is no chips or cracks on this piece. Its pretty perfect. 

Thank you

Barb

Answer:

Hi barb
this is a redwing item, #906. from 1964.  there are two forms, similiar, but this is the larger one.  Value is around 200.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Hi,

Can you tell me about this bowl? It measures 13″ x 10 1/2″ at its widest points. It’s marked “Red Wing USA” and the number looks like B1408. It is great condition.

Thanks,

Richard

Answer:

this is B1408, a Belle Kogan shape from 1953, there are several of these “morphic” shapes in bowl forms.  Value is around 20.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Thank you so much for your time and your response!   I did see the two prior questins on your website which led me to believe that my vases are not the Prismatique-line.  The vases I have are not star shaped.  They are approx 11″ tall.  I am led to believe they are dated in the 1940′s because the Red Wing Marking does not contain the word USA.   I shrunk down the pictures I sent earlier and re-attached them. 

Thank You again for your time.

Lesa 

I did see the two prior questins on your website which led me to believe that my vases are not the Prismatique-line.  The vases I have are not star shaped.  They are approx 11″ tall.  I am led to believe they are dated in the 1940′s because the Red Wing Marking does not contain the word USA.   I shrunk down the pictures I sent earlier and re-attached them. 

Thank You again for your time.

Lesa

Answer:

yes, this is from the Kogan 100 line, 1938, value around 60.00 or so.  the other is from Kogan’s Prismatique line, the tall 14″ vase.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Red Wing USA 5019  It’s rectangular 91/2 x 51/2 & about 2/1/4 ” tall with a small pedestal base. Kind of an oatmeal color, more of a fruit bowl or planter than vase. TX! Deb

Answer: this is a simple bowl from the Garden line, from 1957.  Value is around 20.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

It’s taken me this long to take a picture of my ashtray and send it to you.  I guess a more appropriate description of it would have been “scallop shell”.  What can you tell me about this picture?  It is stamped as stated in my earlier e-mail.

Thanks so much.

Sherry

Answer:

sherry
this one is from around 1964, there were several ashtray forms done that year.  Value is around 20.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Hello! I have a 13 inch off white platter that looks to be and was sold to me as, the red wing magnolia pattern, the one with the magnolia blossom in relief and “antiqued” with brown paint around the edges of the magnolia blossom and leaves. However, as this platter is deep and slightly pedastalled, the bottom is open, rather than flat like most pieces. It is unmarked. Do you think this platter was made by red wing, or is it a knockoff? Thank You in advance! Jennifer

Answer:

this is # 1032, from the Magnolia line, circa 1942.  It books for around 100.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Folks,

I have a Red Wing vase numbered 1107 and believe it was produced for J.B Hudson stores. In years of collecting, I have not seen another like this. Attached is a photo, as well as a photo of the mark on the bottom. Can you confirm this piece was made originally for J.B. Hudson and give me an idea of the rarity of the piece and its value? Thanks. My wife and I enjoy collecting Red Wing and being members of the organization.

Answer: I think you assumption is correct.  Similiar to the Lother pieces, which is what I first thought when I saw it.  It is an unusual mark, but I don’t think it will bring a very high price, maybe around 90.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Do you have any to what the value of this piece my sister found in her aunts home? Any information on this piece would be appreciated.

Thank you!  

Sincerely,

Vickie

Answer:

this is shape # 127, brushedware, from around 1930.  I haven’t seen one with the accented highlites, are those glazed or just paint?  still an early form, value is around 90.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose

Question:

Hello,

I have been reading your website and have encountered several Red Wing USA 1096 leaf vases, but all are different color from mine. 

Mine has the same markings but is a medium blue with a soft patina, and a cream colored inside.  The leaves on the outside are edged in the cream color and the leaves are raised relief.  It is a very graceful piece and in perfect condition.  No chips or cracks.  What can you tell me about this, including value?  I have loved  this since my grandmother used it.

Thank you,

Sue

Answer: Hi Sue
this design is from 1941.  There were around a dozen or so different glaze colors that year, so you will find it done in many different glazes.  Value on this is around 45.00 or so.  thanks, steve n rose