Red Wing Tea Pots

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What an impressive display you could make with this collectible category! Besides the several dozen possibilities from the Red Wing dinnerware lines, quite a few miscellaneous pieces were made.

Please see our reference section for the books mentioned below.

A search of the individual books reveals the following information about teapots.

Newkirk Dinnerware

It is easier to mention the dinnerware patterns WITHOUT a teapot listed as a piece you could purchase as a complete set:

	Gypsy Trail Plain, provincial 1963, white and turquoise, spruce and ebb tide. The others have a teapot listed.
	Newkirk has color photos on the front and back cover, along with the black and white photos in the book, of many of the teapot possibilities.

Reiss Artware

	provincial ad-p 42, black and white photo
	reed- p 62
	harvest ad- p 68, black and white photo
	yellow (misc)-p 73
	rooster-#257, p 75
	misc-#238,#121,#234,#235,#236, p 148, black and white photo

Simon

	bird-#207, p 35
	rooster-#257, p 35
	pumpkin(?)-#235, p 35
	tampico-p 51
	zinnia-p 63
	chrysanthemum-p 71
	fruit-p 75
	magnolia-p 77
	lexington rose-p 85
	orleans-p 85
	hotel ware-p 87

Clay Giants

#261-p 190

Dollen

village green-p 129

Please see the related link on the Red Wing line called Town and Country for a good color photo of the teapot found in this pattern.

Without a doubt, the teapot every collector wants for their collection is the Chief Red Wing teapot. This extremely rare piece was the highest price piece selling at the collector convention in 1995. Pictures are shown in the following books:

	Red Wing Potters and Their Wares-pp 95b,117
	Newkirk Markings-p 66

Image	Description
	Dutch woman tea pot.
	Capistrano tea pot
	Rooster tea pots, #257, pink and blue, 1926
	Dynasty-Plum Blossom, chartreuse
	1949 Casual-Smart Set1955
	Thanks to Wally Armstrong, Monroe, WA, we have identified this as Normandy, beverage server and it comes in Dubonnet and Forest green. You will find it on page 10 of the Dinnerware Book. Thanks Wally!

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