Red Wing pottery is a very famous pottery which was originally
produced in a small town of Minnesota also called Red Wing. The company
which first produced this pottery still exists nowadays and and it is
pretty successful having sold thousands of remakes and antiques
belonging to this pottery. When looking on the market for this pottery
you will find many antiques which have a relatively high price. However
if you are interested in finding out more information about the prices
of this pottery, you should check out a few books that specially include
prices, pictures and examples of this special pottery.
There
are plenty of books which were originally written to show prices and
interesting facts about this remarkable pottery. These books can usually
be purchased as hard copies on most large bookstores or as downloadable
e-books on many online bookstores. Typical examples of these books
include "Red Wing Dinnerware" written by Ray Reiss which usually costs
around $15 or even less. This book includes pattern information and
prices. Another great book is "Red Wing Art Pottery Two" also written by
Ray Reiss and costs $30. This book includes valuable info about the
pottery's past and development and can also serve as a guide if you
don't know much about this type of pottery. "Red Wing Stoneware, An
Identification and Value Guide" written by Dan DePasquale, Gail Peck and
Larry Peterson costs less than $15. This wonderful book provides
arguments related to patterns and designs.
There are also cheaper
books that can be found on the Internet too, but if you are lucky enough
you will also find free e-books that will help you out too. In general,
books like the ones previously mentioned will also give you other
useful information such as how to tell authentic pottery from the fake
reproductions, combining it with the interior of your home and so on. Do
not hesitate to buy these books because they will last forever and they
will also guide you while looking forward to purchasing this unique
pottery. Good luck!
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