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I inherited numerous pieces of Town and Country from my mother and am trying to establish some estimate of value. Place settings are grey, most serving pieces are forest green. Have 9 dinner plates, 8 bread and butter, 6 fruit bowls, 8 cups and saucers (4 extra saucers), large platter, low vegetable bowl, higher round vegetable bowl, creamer and 2 sugers (1 lid missing), salt and pepper, syrup, 2 pint pitcher. Can you help me? Thanks!
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Hello, I have an old bowl which has pictures of people on the sides which appear to be holding hands. It is white about 12" wide and 4" high. I would appreciate any information you could tell me about it. Thank you, Jim
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I was gifted a set of brown Red Wing dishes. I’m not sure if they would be considered dinnerware or stone ware. On the back of the plates I found the Red Wing name and different numbers. Some plates have the name and the number 217 and others have the name number 346. They also state that they are hand painted and oven proof. My question is since they are oven proof are they microwaveable? And what is the highest temperature they would be oven proof to? Is it ok that I use these for everyday dishes. What harm would be done if I did use them in the dishwasher? Thank you Elizabeth

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My parents have a extensive collection of Roundup or Chuckwagon dinnerware. They are looking a selling it off. Please direct me in the best direction to sell this off. It is basic a place setting for 16 with odd pieces like creamers,oil& vinger,platers,divided veggie 2& 3 section. They still have the metal holders for several pieces. Nancy
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I am looking to identify a piece from the Capistrano line. It is somewhat rectengular in shape and the base is slanted. The number is 22 on the bottom. Thank you Judi
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I have a number of pieces that my mother gave me years ago. On you website it is identified as the Pink Spice pattern. Would you give me the approx. the value of several place settings? I know that this is the original thing she bought it in the 1950′s in Texas.

Thank you LaDonna

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Would you tell me what this might be worth? It is a Brittany covered caserole. It is in good shape, no chips, color fairly bright. Yes, it does have its handle and the cover–see photo. Thank-you, Marilyn
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I have an assortment of Red Wing hand painted pieces with western theme – mostly cowboys branding cattle. The piece in front of me is a meat platter with the number 349 on it. The other pieces are packed away in boxes (cereal bowls, a few dinner plates, cups, saucers, and then some larger pieces like a bean pot with a lid, an approximate 2 gal. piece with spiggot, 2 pitchers, etc.) I’m not sure I’d ever want to sell them, but wondered what their value might be. The dishes aren’t in as good a shape as the serving pieces. Some have chips. The meat platter has a couple of small chips on the underside of the rim. What can you tell me about them? I’m sure my parents bought them at Red Wing probably in the early 60′s, if I had to guess the time frame. Thanks. Dori
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I have an almost pristine set of Round-Up dinnerware: 12 each dinner and salad/dessert plates, cups/saucers, and sauce dishes. Also a 2-qt.casserole (no lid), 3-part relish dish, large salt & pepper, large cream & sugar and covered gravy boat. Only flaw is a small chip on bottom of one dinner plate. I’m planning to sell these and need more information on value. Thank you, Deborah
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I will forward a photo if you are unable to answer my question without one. I have a double handle bean pot. Glazed on the inside and marked on the outside "RED WING PROVINCIAL WARE" AND THE NUMBER 29. I purchased this someforty-five years ago and have enjoyed using it in the kitchen to hold utensils. A friend asked me about the pot and suggested I get in touch with someone who may know about it. It seems to be much less fancy than the variou examples I have seen of Red Wing Pottery on your web site. Please accept my grateful Thanks in Advance! Virginia
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