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I have a Patio Supper Set in earth tone color that was produced in the 50′s, maybe later The Patio Supper Set is oval and divided into 3 sections with a 4th for the coffee cup. Red Wing USA is inscribed on the bottom of the plate. I need a coffee cup to replace one that has broken and would appreciate any information you could provide. Rod
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I think its great that you give free appraisals. Please tell me anything you can about this dinnerware set including value. Thank you very much. Dorothy
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I’m looking for a value on a Red Wing bowl. The # on the bottom is kind of hard to make out, I think 1126. The wing says Red Wing, hand painted with USA printed below the wing. All the printing on the bottom looks purple. The bowl is nearly triangular with a lip on one of the points. There are a couple of small chips on that lip. The painting includes a swallow, fruit, & some grasses. About 9 inches in diameter. Thank you.
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HI I have a set of Red Wing Stoneware and I was wondering what its value is approximately of course.

It is a cream and brown set with light blue and brown designs on the items. This is the inventory:

Mugs – 10
Saucers – 10
Bowls – 8
Dinner plates – 10
salads plates – 8
Serving plates – 2
Serving dishes – 2
butter dish – 1
creamer – 1
sugar bowl – 1
caserol dish -1
salt and pepper set – 1

I think that is all of it, I’ll attach photos thank you Kivi

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Hi, I really love the Red Wing Dinnerware. I recently purchased, at an estate sale, a kidney shaped divided dish that is a cream colored base with black and green geometric squares pattern. It is marked with the Red Wing stamp in red. I am trying to find out what the piece is used for and what is the pattern name. I get lots of compliments on it and would love to know more about it including what it’s value is. Can you help please? Terri
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Hi, I have some oval dinner plates that I believe are Red Wing Hotel / Restaurant platter plates that are in excellent condition. Can you please let me know if that is what they are and what their value may be? Thank you so much for your time, Laura
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I recently acquired a partial set of red wing dinnerware. I was wondering about its worth. The set includes 10 cups, 8 saucers and plates, 1 pitcher, a set of salt and pepper shakers and a butter dish, as well as 4 smaller plates and saucers, 1 large serving platter and 1 divided serving dish. Any information you can provide would be helpful. Karen
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I previously submitted the question about the Pink Spice dish. I neglected to give you dimensions and condition. The bowl measures 9" side-to-side and 9.25" from back to lip. As far as I can see there are no chips or cracks in the piece.
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I have a single piece of what I believe is Redwing dinnerware – Pink Spice Anniversary 1953. It is a rather odd shaped bowl with a Redwing mark on the back with (I think) 44B? Can you tell me the value? Cindy
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My wife’s grandparents were from the Red Wing area in Minnesota. I have a fruit salad set that consists of a bowl 13" with painted fruit, pear, apple, cherries, and grapes. It has four plates with it of each fruit 8 1/2" with ruffled edges. I found a picture of the set in a red wing book but does not list value but says a complete set is very rare. It said it was from the 1940′s. What would be the value of the set I have? Christopher
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