Village Green / Brown Items
Thanks to Ben Huggett for providing most of the images and text on this page!

Village Green Syrup Pitcher
Marked USA with a teal glaze on the inside this diminutive pitcher stands a mere 4 1/2" tall.
Village Green Cream & Sugar
Marked USA with a teal glaze on the inside this diminutive pitcher stands a mere 4 1/2" tall.
Village Green Salt & Pepper
The salt shaker has 9 holes and the pepper shaker has 7 holes
Village Green 8 Cup Beverage Server
The beverage server was made with several different lids -- the earliest have a low profile and unglazed ring (they fall off when pouring), next is a low profile but completely glazed (still falls off), finally is the high profile consisting of a 1" lip that fits into the pitcher and prevents movement while pouring.  Note that the brown lid is not Village Brown (although it was sold as such), the color and texture are off and, most importantly, the knob is not the distinctive swirl found on Village Green pieces.  Beverage Servers were unmarked or marked USA or Red Wing USA. 
Village Green Plates Front / Back
Pictured left to right:  6" Bread and Butter Plate, 8" Salad Plate, 10" Dinner Plate, 14" Chop Plate.  The early plates have an unglazed rim on the back while the later plates were completely glazed  and fired on tripods.  All are unmarked.  All have the distinctive rings of the pattern on the bottom. 
Village Green Bowls 1 / Bowls 2
Pictured left to right: Sauce or Fruit Bowl - 5 1/2", Cereal Bowl - 7", Rim Soup Bowl - 8 1/2", Veggie Bowl - 9" x 2 1/2".  The Veggie bowl is marked Red Wing USA, the others are unmarked.  The Rim Soup Bowl was glazed in two ways: all green, and green on top and brown on bottom.
Village Green Cup / Saucer
Village Green Syrup Pitcher.  Marked USA with a teal glaze on the inside this diminutive pitcher stands a mere 4 1/2" tall.
Village Green Divided Vegetable & 6" Baking Dish
Pieces are marked Red Wing USA or unmarked.  Note that the earlier pieces have unglazed bottom rims and the later pieces were completely glazed and fired on tripods. 
Village Brown Plates front / Back
Pictured left to right: 6" Bread and butter, 8" Salad, 10" Dinner.  All unmarked.  The back picture shows the characteristic rings found on the pattern.
Village Green Pitchers and Beverage Servers
Pictured left to right: 10 Cup Pitcher, 1 Gallon Coffee Server, 4 Cup Pitcher, 1 Gallon Coffee Server with Stand, and 8 Cup Beverage Server. 
Colonial Deep Dish Pottery Pie Plate
with label.  Marked Red Wing USA the pie plate is 10" in diameter.  Although this was sold as a stand alone piece, it is glazed in the brown glaze and has the characteristic rings of Village Green/Brown.  Included on the label was a recipe for Hiawatha Valley Apple Custard Pie (which, by the way, is delicious). 
Village Green Pitchers
These are the 10 cup (9") and 4 (7") cup pitchers with ice lips.  Markings range from none to U.S.A. to Red Wing U.S.A.   
Village Green Gravy w/ Tray
The two are permanently attached and unmarked.
Village Green Casserole
As is noted in the historical documents memorandum on Village Green, there were many instances where the usual colors were reversed or changed.  Pictured is a standard Medium Casserole and an all green version.
Village Green Casseroles and Stands / Knobs / Handles
Pictured left to right:  Medium Casserole and Stand - 2qt. - 10", Small Casserole, Stand, and Warmer - 1qt. - 8", Large Casserole and Stand - 4qt. - 12".  Markings on Casseroles and Stands range from none, to U.S.A., to Red Wing U.S.A.  There are many differences in the knobs on the casseroles -- the one to the left has a wide flare at the top (rare and unusual), while the one on the right (common) is much more compact (and difficult to hold when hot).  There are also differences in the Stands - the one to the left has had the handle applied as a separate piece while the one on the right appears to be a single mold.  In the Village Green glaze the Casserole Stands were marketed as such, in the Provicincial glaze they were marketed as Handled Plates.  
Village Brown Bowls
Pictured left to right:  Sauce or Fruit Bowl - 5 1/2", Cereal Bowl - 7", Rim Soup Bowl - 8 1/2", Vegetable Bowl 9" x 2 1/2".  The Vegetable Bowl is the only one marked - Red Wing U.S.A. 
Village Green Warmers
Pictured Left to Right: three legged arched warmer with insert, Large warmer (also used as a water cooler stand), Small warmer.  Of the three, only the three legged warmer was marked - "Red Wing U.S.A."
Village Brown Tidbit Trays
Single and Two Tier.  Unmarked.
Village Green Tea Pots / Lids / Marks
Available in 6 Cup and 2 Cup sizes.  The 6 Cup Tea Pot had two different lids.  The first lid has only one "wing" and falls off when pouring.  The second lid has "wings" on opposite sides, which necessitates one cut away in the rim of the teapot, and stays on when pouring.  The 6 Cup Tea Pots are marked U.S.A. and Red Wing U.S.A.  The 2 Cup Tea Pots are marked Red Wing Wing U.S.A. and one includes a "3".
Village Green and Brown Salad Bowls / Marks
Pictured are the Large - 12", Medium - 9", and Small - 6" Village Green Salad Bowls.  Also pictured is a Medium Village Brown Salad Bowl.  The early bowls have unglazed rims on the bottom, while the later bowls were fully glazed and fired on tripods.  Markings range from none to U.S.A. to Red Wing U.S.A. 
Village Green Platters
15" and 12" Platters with juice tree and well.  Usually marked Red Wing U.S.A.  Pictured in the middle is a unique 15" Platter without a tree. 
Village Green Cups & Mugs 1 / Cups & Mugs 2
Left to Right: Cup, Coffee Mug, and Beverage Mug.  Of the three, only some of the Beverage Mugs were marked - Red Wing U.S.A.  The Coffee Mug is the same mug found in several other patterns (i.e. Town & Country) and does not contain the characteristic rings found on most Village Green items. 
Village Green Marmites
with and without handles.  Note that the early marmites had unglazed rims on the bottom of the marmite and the lid.  Later versions were set on tripods for firing and thus were entirely glazed.  Marmites are unmarked, marked U.S.A., and marked Red Wing U.S.A.
Village Green Water Cooler / Lids / Mark
Front and side views.  Usually marked Red Wing U.S.A.  Note that the early lids have an unglazed rim while the later lids were set on tripods for firing.
Village Green Butter Dish
Unmarked
Table set with Village Brown
Coffee Server
This one gallon Village Green coffee server with stand was found in a Salvation Army store in Colorado. It appears someone has "dressed it up" compared to the factory issue. Note the lid matches the copper stand, even the knob fits in.  The handle has a wicker-like wrap.  Although the stand does not match the factory model, it is a perfect fit for the server.
Water Cooler (possibly cylinder group lid)
Covered Casserole (unknown as to whether the metal ring is original)
Syrup Pitcher
Casserole stand (aka handled plate) size unknown
Bean Pot

End of Village Green / Brown