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Question about Red Wing Village Green bean pot 4 qt. and 2 qt. size. Could it be used to bake beans in the oven at a reasonable temperature for needed time periods or was it intended to be only a piece of decorative serving dinnerware? I suppose the same question could also be asked about the covered casseroles of this same Village Green pattern. Thanks for your opinion. James
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I have a Red Wing dinner or serving plate with purple flowers and a yellow butterfly. Could you give me a value and where I can sell it? Thank you, Steve
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Hello! I was at an auction this morning and picked up a box of misc. red wing stuff and it included these two lids. They have some sort of sculpture on top that is also the handle. The larger of the two is 8" accross and the other is 3" accross. Do you have any idea what line these go to or what pieces? Thanks a bundle! SHannon
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I have a set of Magnolia dishes from the Concord line. Set includes:
8 each dinner plate, salad plate, bread & butter plate, berry bowl
12 teacups (6 bronze, 6 chartuese)
12 saucers
2 vegetable serving bowls
Creamer. Sugar bowl (ends chipped off side handles) with lid
Gravy boat with attached plate.
Small relish tray
Salt (chartuese) & pepper (bronze) shakers.
Large serving platter.

Could you please give me information on the pattern an an estimate on the value? Thank you. Gayle

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Hello- First, I really enjoy your website, it is fantastic. I have a couple of red wing dinnerware pieces, which I think are gravy boats. They look similar to the shape of the ‘flight’ pattern but they are the wrong color. Do you know which line they belong to? Also, one has a lid and the other doesn’t, were they both suppose to have lids / covers? Finally, the lid for the one does not fit on the lid to the other (slightly too small, but barely). Did they really have this similar of shape and different lids? They are both approximately 10 1/2 inches x 4 inches. What is an approximate value on these? Thanks so much and again really enjoy the website, very informative! Best, Justin
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I found a beanpot, not in great condition as you can barely read the name on the front. There is no lid. Can you tell me anything about it? Thank you!
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I inherited a set of Red Wing Lute Song dinnerware when my parents passed away. I want to know if these can be used in a microwave. The number on one piece is 240. Ted
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I have a piece that is marked Redwing provincial ware #10. It is a baker with a round handle It is glazed terra cotta colored. It was a wedding present 62 years ago. I didn’t think to take a photo, but I can if you need it. What is the value? Meredith
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I have a bowl from the late 1960′s – early ’70′s. It is slightly oval, 12.1" x 11.2" x 5.5" high at the ‘ends’, cream-colored with brown speckles. It has a 4" tight but discolored crack, wear on the lip, three .25" chips, one 1" x .25" chip, a .5" repaired chip and a .4" ‘defect’ chip (defect in the lip before it was glazed). Otherwise good condition. "RED WING" "USA" on the bottom. Marky
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Someone gave me these plates several years ago. They are in perfect condition, four colors. Can you tell me anything about them? Looks like I can only attach one photo, so I’ll send another form with the rear view and stamp. Wendy
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