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I have had a piece of Red Wing Stoneware for at least 60 years, It is green in color. 2 handels,one on each side , it has a glazed inside, it looks like a water jug. , a flower design on the front, approximately 12inches tall narrow at the top and wide at the bottom( round shape). I am currious as to how old this might really be. A very old neighbor gave it to me when I was very small, It is in excellent condition, w/ a stamp on the bottom but no signatures or numbers.Does anyone know of the possible value of this piece? Thanks Jeannie
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Hello, I have a set of what I believe to be Brittany. There are 35 pieces, plus two lids. They are stamped Red wing on the bottom and the cups are stamped with a date of Feb 25 1948. They are in very nice condition.

8 dinner plates (1 plate has 1 small chip)
16 small/salad plates
8 cups (1 very small chip) 1 teapot w/lid Sugar w/lid and Creamer jar

I would greatly appreciate any further information you can give me on this beautiful set. I would like to sell them and am wondering what there worth. Thank you for your time! Amanda

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I have a piece I am not positive how to describe. It is of the sunflower and wheat pattern. It has two handled "teapots" one atop the other. It has a strainer that lays within the lower pot. The pattern is only on the upper portion. I have only seen the lower portion offered as a "teapot" on line($48.00). I do not believe it is a teapot. The two pieces together stand around 15 inches or so. I dont think the top has a spout. I am going from memory here as my ex will not return it and has been in the family for years. I am looking for a value that I can turn over to my lawyer. Of course dollars will never replace the family value. Hoping you can help me. Thanks so much Susie Snider
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this one only says red wing usa on the bottom. It has pretty lines. and the lid has a wooden handle. What can you tell me about it and it’s value.
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Yesterday, at a flea market in Pennsylvania, I purchased a lovely Red Wing coffee pot. It is off-white (beige) in color with a brown leaf and yellow flower circling the pot and upper drip section. The lid has a very art deco design. The bottom is stamped Red Wing USA with the number 252 (as best as I can make out) Can you please tell me something about this piece. History, proper name, value, etc… Thank you, Stephen
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No hurry as we realize everyone is getting ready for Convention. "Are we there yet?" But perhaps after July 12th, maybe Larry and/or Terry can take a look at the attached photo(s) and give us an estimated value for the 4 snack sets. Thanks, guys. We really appreciate you Jerry.
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just got two dark brown a little iridescent bowls (sugar?) they look a little like red wing style but i dont see any marks. one picture shows the circular dish from the side and the other one the square from the top. I didn’t pay much so it won’t be a big deal if they are not, but i am hoping for the best. thanks for your time! Anna
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I have a cream 15 inch platter with a scalloped edge & it is marked Red Wing USA 48 on the back. Not a stamp, but molded in the rim of the base. It has a matte finish. I would like to know the pattern name (altho it is not patterned) and what the value is. Joan

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While cleaning out my Father’s garage after he passed away, we came across these dishes tucked away in a cabinet. I have 4 sets of the Red Wing Bob White(dove) Collection cup, saucer and cereal bowl in their original boxes and packaging, never used. Does this increase the value of the dishes? THanks Tammi
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Hello! My mom recently rediscovered her sister’s CeramaStone by Red Wing place settings in our basement. My aunt purchased the set in Red Wing, MN in the early 1970s. The design in the center is brown, orange, and white hand painted flowers with a dark brown pattern around the ridge. We have 4 dinner plates, 4 salad plates, a platter, and a serving bowl that all match. The 4 dinner plates are labeled "Heatherstone" on the back and numbered 227. The other pieces have nothing on the bottoms.

Additionally, we have 4 coffee cups and 4 sacuers, salt and pepper shakers, and a cream and sugar set (with lid) that are painted solid brown. They have the same brown pattern as the plates around the edges. They also have no labeling on the bottoms.

Any information you can tell us about these pieces is appreciated. They are all in great condition. My aunt has since passed away and we are wondering what to do with this beautiful set. Thank you! Kelly Larson PS – we do not have pictures, as we already packed the pieces back up in the basement. We can provide them if necessary. Thank you! Kelly

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