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I have a set of redwing salt & pepper shakers. They both have a sticker that reads Redwing Art Pottery. They are sort of a chartreuse green. They have never been used. They have cork stoppers. There are no chips or cracks anywhere. Please advise how much these are worth? I am thinking of listing them for sale on ebay. Thank you. Judy
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HI.WOULD YOU HAVE A VALUE FOR A LUTE SONG TEA- POT? IT’S IN VERY GOOD CONDITION…THANKS………….. Kent

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We had a recent question regarding the Lute Song Teapot that placed the value at $150 to $250. Thank You.

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I have a Red Wing water pitcher. It is 12 3/8" tall, a unique shade of green with a beautifully sculpted handle. What can you tell generally about this pitcher? What approximate year is this from? Is it likely an Eames design? Thank you very much for any information you can provide! Holly
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Hi, When my great grandmother passed away I was given some pottery. I’m now trying to find out if the pottery has any value. The platter has the words "red Wing" stamped on the bottom. The pot with the lid doesn’t. The paint is in really bad shape, The glaze seems fine thou. Any opion on these pieces would be much appreciated. Thank you, Beth
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I bought a fun Red Wing bowl that is hand painted with dancing Peasants, I believe. It says Red Wing and USA on the back. Was wondering when it was made and what it might be worth, rarity? Thank you, Shayna

Answer: Shayna, According to a July 1942 sales brochure, you have an "Incised Peasant" Salad Bowl. It is one of three items available in the Incised Peasant design. The other two are a Cookie Jar and a Munch Jar (low and squat in shape). The bowl is the only piece that is marked Red Wing. All three items were available in three colors: Brown, Green and White. Unlike most Red Wing hand painted pottery, the peasant figures were cold painted (over the glaze). Because the colors are not sealed under the glaze they are easily removed. After 60-some years many of these pieces have lost a considerable amount of their original paint . That appears to be have happened with your bowl as very little of the original paint is visible.

An Incised Peasant Salad Bowl in excellent condition and with intact original paint would be worth $25 to $40, with the white color on the low end and green on the high end. Loss of paint detracts from the value, as do any chips and cracks.

Larry

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hi there, could you tell me the value of a pompeii platter in mint condition? Thanks, Janice
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I have my grandmother’s dinner collection. Below is an inventory of the pieces. I have noted if it was makred with a red wing stamp or black series stamp. All pieces are in mint conditon besides the 3 noted below.
12 coffee saucers (4 black stamped
6 red wing stamped, 1 faded or blank)
8 coffee cups
9 salad plates (3 black stamp, 6 red wing stamp)
8 dessert bowls (5 red wing stamp, 3 black stamp)
1 large salad bowl-1 small chip on rim (red wing stamp)
4 serving platters (1 red wing stamp, 1 black, 2 no stamp)
8 salad bowls (4 red stamp, 4 black)
12 dessert plates (4 red wing stamp, 8 black)
1 salt and 1 pepper shaker- one small chip on pepper coffee carfee
1 sugar bowl and 1 creamer pitcher

Please let me know more more about this pattern and the values. Thanks Karen

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Ever seen one of these before? I bought it today at the State Fair Antique Show for $8. It has a chip on the back rim about 1/4" x 1/8". No other chips, cracks or crazing. Any idea what this might be worth? Thanks, Bret
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We found this dinner platter in my grandmother’s things. This is the only piece we have. We are just curious about it and it’s worth. It is undamaged and in excellent condition. It has a high gloss glaze on it. Thank you. Lee Anne
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Hello, I have this Redwing plate that appears to be by David Lenling’s "Capistrano" collection with the tweed texture pattern. It has gently up-curved edges, measures 15" x 12", and has the number "125" beneath the Redwing logo. It is in excellent condition with no chips, scratches, etc. I would appreciate your expert appraisal of it’s value. Thank you. Richard Gopfert
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