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I have a flower-shaped bowl and three-footed vase in robin’s egg blue with brown spots. On the bottom of the bowl it says RED WING USA 1618. The bottom of the vase has RED WING USA M1497. Could you give me some information on these pieces as well as their approximate value? Thank you. Susan

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Susan, The 1497 vase is from around 1955, and the 1618 bowl is from around 1959. The glaze is called Fleck Nile Blue. They are worth around $25.00 or so each. thanks, steve n rose

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I have two pieces of Red Wing Art ware that aren’t in my Warman’s book on Red Wing Pottery. The first is a low console bowl 15"long and 7" wide marked #461 (in green). The second is a speckled pink pedestal candy bowl 4.5" high with a 7" bowl diameter marked #1548. The console bowl looks very old. Both are in excellent condition. Any idea on the age/value of these two pieces? Thanks and have a great day.

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Hi Carol, Your pieces date from the late 50’s-early 60’s. They are fairly common pieces, worth around $20-25 each. Thanks, steve n rose

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We were given a mustard yellow 6" flower pot with a raised acorn and oak leaf motif which has a circular stamp on the bottom that says Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing, Minn on the bottom. I have been unable to find anything that resembles it on websites and am curious about its age and value. Thank you. thanks Marcia B.

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Marcia, Your "flower pot" is shape #173; from Red Wing’s early art pottery line. It was made in the early thirties, and the glaze is "yellow". The value would be around $70-90 or so. Hope this helps, thanks, steve n rose

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Hi, I am trying to get some info on a Red Wing Vase or Pitcher from the 1931 Catalog – 220 LGY BD. I have been searching for quite awhile and can’t find any info. It isn’t very pretty. The handle is a fish or a serpent – not sure which. The coloring is similar to the Magnolia pieces. I collect Red Wing stoneware and just have a few pieces of pottery. Any info you might be able to share would be appreciated especially a ball park value of this piece. Thank you. Pat H.

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Hi Pat, We don’t know who designed it, just that it was made for several years, and in lots of different glaze colors. Yours would be antique ivory. Its value is around $75.00 or so. Thanks, steve n rose