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The Red Wing Legacy: Stoneware, Art Ware and Dinnerware
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If it isn't on display in the exhibit, its a good chance you'll find an example at one of the
dealer's booths.
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The dealers who sell at our show include some of the finest pottery dealers
in the Midwest. Dealers come from Ohio to Oklahoma to North Dakota and
everywhere in-between. In addition to antique pottery dealers, several
studio potteries presented their wares. |

Author Mark Bassett's booth had numerous examples of
Roseville,
Weller and his pottery books for sale. |

This dealer specialized in Roseville. |

Another view of the dealer's booth showing the wide variety of
Roseville that they were selling. |

This dealer's booth contain several Red Wing
Nokomis vase seen in the upper center of the picture. |

This dealer's display has several examples of
Muncie,
Roseville and Van Briggle |

This dealer's wide range of pottery included
Madison Ceramic Arts on the front table and to some impressive arts &
crafts style pottery on the shelves. |

This dealer had a large selection of figurines, especially bird related. |
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WPA Exhibit Related Pages:
Overview of 2002 WPA Exhibit
- The Red Wing Legacy
Stoneware at the 2002 WPA Exhibit
Art Ware at the 2002 WPA Exhibit
Dinnerware at the 2002 WPA Exhibit
Bibliography & further reading
What Is It
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Dealer's
Booths
Additional Examples of Red Wing from
the Press Release
Press Release for the 2002 WPA
Show & Sale
Wisconsin Pottery Show & Sale
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