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i have aspecked pink bowl with asmall bottle ihave had it for 25years will selllooked on the red wing line have not seen it. Wilma
Answer: Hi Wilma
this is another piece of the garden club line, from 1957. the glaze is called fleck zephyr pink. Value is around 20.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello, I have had this impressive piece of Red Wing pottery for nearly 20 years. I am a collector of many things, not necessarily Red Wing, but a dealer or two has tried over the years to purchase this from me. :) Anyway, I have been able to find no info on it, but if anyone will know… you guys will! Can you shed some light on it please? It stands about 10 3/4" tall Is about 6 1/2 " at it’s widest point And the outside of mouth is about 4 1/2" wide. The Bottom is stamped "Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing, Minn … inside of a circle. The inside is a lovely high green glaze (matching what you can see at the mouth)and the motif seems to be almost Asian in style. I can send more photos if you would like. Thanks very much! Dan
Answer: Hi Dan
this is shape #133, from around 1930. It’s part of the brushed ware line. there are 3 sizes, this being in the middle. Value is around 90.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have this dish marked 1040 Red Wing Usa. It is 12 1/4" by 8 1/4" rectangular with scalloped corners.The depth is 2". The inside is green, the outside is white. There are no nicks and the green has a lot of crazing.I hope the picture comes through. Do you think it is worth anything? Thanks, Linda
Answer: Hi Linda
your console bowl dates to around 1940, with a value of around 20.00 or so. it sure does match your kitchen! thanks, steve n rose
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I have a vase of white Red Wing (Picture included) which has belonged to my family for at least 60 – 70 years. it Measures 8 inches tall. The top opeing is 3" x 2 3/4". The bottom has indented into the clay "Red Wing USA 1025 (I’m not sure if I am reading the number correctly, but that is close.) I would like to know when it was probably made, what the pattern is called, and what the value may be. Thank you for your help. Judith
Answer: Hi Judith
you are correct, it’s shape #1025. Part of the Magnolia group from 1940. Value is around 60.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a Red Wind yellow with leaves aound the side and on the spot. It labeledRed Wind 259. Is it colleable and what is is worth. Thanks al
Answer: Hi Al
Your vase was a pretty popular shape, it was made for several years, from 1932 to around 1946. Value is about 25.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I’d appreciate any information you might give me on my Red Wing Vase. It looks very much like the glaze ware "Nokomis" that’s pictured on your site. Height of vase is 7 1/2" and in ginger jar shape with rim on top. Bottom of vase is stamped blue ink in circle design "Red Wing Pottery" with word "ART" in center. #205 is hand etched to left of stamp-mark, and in pencil mark the letters or initials "KBL". Glaze is both flat and glossy, and colors of earthy browns and moss greens. I hope I have supplied enough info. that you may give date of piece and value. Thank You so very much. Sue
Answer: Hi Sue
with the shape number, and your description of the glaze, I’m sure it is Nokomis. It dates to around 1930. The Nokomis glaze is fairly rare, value is around 175.00. thanks, steve & rose
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I have a vase approximately 11" tall, cream colored with pink flowers and green leaves painted on one side. Stamped on the bottom is: Red Wing USA H505 as well as the Red Wing wing symbol that says "hand painted" under the "Red Wing". Sorry, no pic. How old is this? Does it have any value? Thank you. Sharon
Answer: Hi Sharon
these vases were done in 1953, the pattern is actually a dinnerware design. from your description, I think it’s called Blossom Time. the H is for handpainted. Value is around 150.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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Hello! I just received a sweet little green Red Wing pitcher, I believe in the 207 shape. I would love to know its history, but am having trouble distinguishing the numbers accompanying the "Red Wing Art" mark in blue on the bottom. The green finish has an interesting crackle effect. Thanks for your help! Patty
Answer: Hi Patty
it is shape 207, and dates to around 1930. the glaze is called light green, the crackle effect is normal. Value is around 70.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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My mother passed to me a Red Wing off white vase with a beautiful raised leaf and floral desigh. It is 7" high by 5" in diameter with no chips. The number on the base in either 1320 or 1820. I would enjoy having any information of this that you can provide. I always remember this vase in her home. She will be 96 this coming week and I would love to tell about the vase. Thank you. Mary Jo Herhold
Answer: Hi Mary Jo
Your Mother’s vase is part of the Magnolia group, from 1947. It is shape # 1320. The glaze is called antiqued with brown. Value is around 65.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose
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I have a Red Wing pitcher marked 1028 on bottom it has the flower on also can you give me a rough year it is from thanks each side (not sure what it is) the pitcher is a maroon color all over I cna’t find another like it just wondering on a value thanks it has no chips or cracks and is mint with no crazing Eric
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