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Hi, I have, I believe, a complete set of the Country Garden dinnerware in good condition. It consists of six dinner plates, six coffee cups and small plates, a serving platter, tea pot, water pitcher, salt and pepper shakers, etc. It’s been boxed up for a long time but I believe there might be a chip in one of the plates. Trying to figure out the value and the best way to try and sell it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Karin
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I am unpacking a large collection of Red Wing, Bob White pattern dinnerware. Just started and have 4 cruets with stoppers, several water pitchers, one really large, sugar bowl, etc. I would like to know where I could sell these items and get a fair price? I live in Ohio, Akron area. Linda
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I would like information and value of a 4 piece dinnerware set. Red Wing lotus concord,number on bottom of dinner,salad and saucer plates is 193. plates-dinner-10 1/2" cross center, 11 1/8" cross corner salad & saucer-6 1/4" cross center, 7" cross corner cups 6 to 8oz.-4" across 1 1/2" deep Excellent condition. Never been used. Found wrapped in newspaper,dated May 11, 1961. Thank you, Wil Dobbins
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I have a 11" tall RedWing lidded pitcher, with black metal stand. The pitcher is brown glazed, but the lid is a turquoise/green color. The pitcher has a knob on each side that fits into the metal stand, which accomodates a votive candle. The markings on the bottom say "Red Wing USA" Eva
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Hello. Have 3-piece item. Brown oval lid which sits on green oval platter with small green oval casserole dish inside. Can you tell me how old this is and if of any value? Thank you Gerry

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My grandma recently passed away & I was given some pieces of her Red Wing pottery set. I have searched the internet high and low to get an idea of what this is worth but cannot find the design anywhere. I have a serving bowl, large platter & vegetable tray. The pieces have people painted on them in almost a French-like setting. Any thoughts or suggestions as to where I can find out more information on the pieces? Thank you! Emily

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I believe this is a piece of Red Wing Village Green dinnerware from 1951? Can you tell me it’s value? I found it at a garage sale in Billings, Montana. It does not have a lid. It is in good condition with no chips or cracks. Thank you! I appreciate your help! Rick
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We have the following items all BOB WHITE and uniform in color: Dinner plates: #341: 4, #130: 4, #129: 6. 12 coffee cups butter dish with lid Coffee cup plates: #429: 7, #139: 1, #340: 4. Small bread plates: #140: 3, #329: 7, and 4 plates with numbers too faded to read. All are in great condition except butter dish which has some chips around the ends. Kim
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I’ve seen lots of questions and answers in regards to the Capistrano Dinnerware but have yet to see values for the spoon rest, egg plate, covered soup tureen and trivet.Also what is the value of a Leaf Magic dinner plate?Thank-you very much,really enjoy this section. Stacy
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I have a redwing plate that I can’t find the pattern anywhere or anything about it. ON the black writing logo on the back that it says Redwing pottery with a five section type straight wing. It says two words under that that my eyes can’t make out…like ? then painter? On the front it has a complete circle pattern of leaves painted on outside edge in green with brown twig branches in between. Was this a set? Kim
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