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I recently acquired this coffee pot. I’m not too sure of the pattern although I think it’s Red Wing Quartette in chartreuse. If you could verify that and let me know an approximate age and value I\’d be grateful! Thanks. Bill H.
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Helping a friend set up for an estate sale, I just came across a service for 8 of Red Wing "Flight" dinnerware. I am sorry that I cannot get a picture of it for you. Would you be able to tell me its value? There are dinner plates, luncheon plates, elliptical- shaped bowls, mugs and saucers, and an oblong service piece. Is this as terrific as I think it may be? Thank you Karen
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My mother-in-law recently passed away and my husband and I acquired some Red Wing Pottery/Stoneware (we’re not really sure how to classify it). There is a salad bowl with salad spoon and fork, a casserole dish with cover, two bowls, and a set of salt and pepper shakers. The set is brown on the outside and a sagish green on the inside and a band around the top. They all say Red wing USA on the bottom except the salt and pepper – one of which has the initials RW. I cannot upload a picture at this time, but could possibly get you one later this week. Any help you can give us would be greatly appreciated. Thank you ~ Elsa Green
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Hello, My dad gave this to me but we don’t know what to call it. There is a large bowl and a smaller one with a metal piece so that you can put them together. The pattern I believe is called Chuck wagon. The numbers on the bottoms are 119 and 120. Please let me know if you can tell me anything about it. Thanks, Sue
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About 12" wide from edge to edge on top; about 6" wide at bottom. I think it was my grandmother’s. Thank you Jan!
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I have a set of Lotus dinnerware. 10 5 piece place settings and some serving pieces, gravy boat, water pitcher, divided vegetable bowl, salt, pepper, sugar and creamer. Nearly mint as it has been used very little. It is part of my mothers estate and we are trying to establish a value. Thank you. Glenda
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I have several pieces of Brittany dinnerware, which by looking at your website, I can estimate their value. However, I have two candle holders that match the Brittany dinnerware. Do you have any idea what these would be worth. I have never seen them on Ebay. Thank you, Cindy Anderson
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Picked this up at estate auction – and am no pottery expert. I have my doubts about the piece for three reasons: 1. the crazing on the underside appears to be older than the paintig on the front side, 2. I can’t find it on any of the Red Wing websites, 3. There are wall hanger indentions (like it was hung before the paint dried) on the plate. PLEASE HELP .. don’t want to sell it on ebay if it is not real !! Peg
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I have a large quail pitcher. It was pictured in an 1956 Play Boy Magazine? Which month?
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I have a set of Red Wing dinnerware in the Rose pattern (square ivory plates with a large mauve rose in the center). It includes place settings for eight (dinner and lunch plates, cups and saucers), and I also have a number of matching serving pieces: coffee server, creamer and sugar bowl, serving platter, serving bowl, relish dish, gravy bowl and covered butter dish. I’d like to sell them but am not sure how to go about it. (Of course, I’d like to get the best price I\’m able to find.) Any assistance you could give me would be appreciated!! We’ll be in Red Wing this coming Sat., the 24th, and I could bring the set along, if that would be helpful. Thank you so much!!! Candy

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