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
Question:
The attached pictures & descriptions below are in addition to the e-mail I just sent you – we were inquiring about 8 pieces total:
Thank you!
Jon & Nanci
The attached pictures & descriptions below are in addition to the e-mail I just sent you – we were inquiring about 8 pieces total:
1. Storage jar with lid (not sure if it’s Red Wing), stamped “20” in the lid. The lid is in excellent condition, one small hairline on the rim not visible in the picture. 7 ½” high.
2. Large red wing blue bowl, bottom stamped “12”, 12” diameter
3. Green brushware small bowl/ash tray (purchased for $12 in Maine!)
4. Green brushware vase, 6” tall
Thank you!
Jon & Nanci
Answer:
I got the following answer back on the two art pottery pieces from Steve and Rose:
the brushware bowl is redwing, value around 50.00 or so. The vase may be, both western and redwing made the Heron vase. Value on the vase is around 80.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
This is Al Kohlman’s response on your stoneware pieces:
Jon & Nanci, the first stoneware piece is a Bailed Packing Jar. It looks to be Red Wing, but not being signed in could be from a different pottery. Either way, with no decoration, advertising or signed, the value is quite low. $15 to $20.
Your second stoneware piece is called a Milk Pan. Even though blue is the best color to find it in, not be signed keeps the value low. $10 to $15. Al Kohlman
Question:
What ca you tell me about this bowl it says 998 on the bottom- Rob
Answer:
Hi Rob
this bowl is from around 1940, the glaze is called luster oxblood. Value is around 25.00 or so, in perfect condition. thanks, steve n rose
Question: How much is a Red Wing Ewer M 1510 7″ tall…green (Ocean? Light?) mint condition. Any info much appreciated.
Thanks!
Warm regards…Deb
Answer: Hi Deb
this is a design by Charles Murphy, from around 1956, a bud vase. Value is around 25.00. thanks, steve n rose
Question:
I’ve had this beautiful pot for many years. I don’t see anything like it in any books, but it clearly says Redwing. I had a creamy white one but sold it. This one is 11″ high and 12″ across. Any idea of value?
Thanks so much.
Pat
Answer:
Hi Pat
this is shape #445, it was made for many years, in a variety of colors and sizes. Think the value should be around 45.00 or so for this one. thanks, steve n rose