Question:
Hey guys, a friend of mine has an old Redwing Pottery set and we were wondering what the estimated worth is! 1 serving dish 15 x 11 (1 chip on edge) 1 divided serving bowl 10 x 8 ½ (2 small chips) 1 serving bowl 9 x 8 (3 very small chips)  4 soup bowls 8 x 7 (a few chips) 5 small bowls 5 x 5 ¼ (2 perfect, 3 small chips) 1 creamer (1 small chip) 1 sugar bowl (small chip) 1 sugar bowl cover (top broken off) 9 cups (all perfect) 4 small plates (2 perfect, 2 with 1 small chip each) 2 cup saucers (both perfect) 8 platters (various small chips)

Answer:
Damaged dinnerware generally holds little value because collectors seek pieces in excellent condition. The items on your list are common pieces and most of them have damage.

Crazy Rhythm is a pattern produced from the mid 1950s and into the early 1960s. It sold moderately well then and continues to be moderately popular with collectors today. A collector building a set of Crazy Rhythm may be interested your lot to fill gaps in his or her collection. Some collectors will accept damaged pieces to use as "placeholders" until replacements in better condition are available. But the price such a collector would be willing to pay would not be much, perhaps $25 to $35 for the lot.

Larry