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I have a bright orange teapot shaped like a pumpkin and a sugar bowl to match. Number on bottom of teapot is 235. What do you know about this piece? I inherited this piece many years ago.

Thanks. Sue

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I have an interesting Red Wing Potteries dish(maybe bulb planter???). It measures about 9" across at the widest with handles. It is bottom marked: "C REDWING POTTERIES INC. DESIGN PAT. PENDING". This marks looks a little unusual to me. I am guessing it dates to the late 30s early 40s and it was a transitional piece between the round blue ink stamp on some of the early art pottery pieces and the more normal looking mark followed by USA and/or a number. I would like to know if there is a pattern name to this piece, if the bottom mark is rare and/or collectible, and what would the book value be? Thanks Jon from Iowa
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I have three Red Wing pieces–all look like they are the "tan fleck" pattern. Two small bowls–the smallest is 4" x 7"; the other bowl is 4 6/8 x 7 7/8. The platter is 10 6/8 x 7. All are in perfect condition. The two largest pieces have the Red Wing imprint. All are high gloss glaze. Can you tell me more about these pieces and their value. Thanks, Diane
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Please help us determine what this yellow Red Wing container with a 3-dimensional abstract design on both sides is. There is a small handle on each end. The interior is white. Could you also provide the current value? Thank you! Brenda
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I have the popcorn set made bt redwing pottery for the Hamm Beer company – with the deer scene- I am missing the salt & pepper shakers – all other pieces are perfect- no cracks – no chips – do you know the value with out the salt & pepper shaker ????? THanks Rachel
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Hi, My mother has a set of dinnerware in the Lotus pattern #117 which includes 8 dinner plates, 16 saucers, 8 cups, cream, sugar and gravy boat. I remember growing up Mom would get them out during the holidays so they have been used. Am wondering if I decide to sell what would be a fair asking price? Is it better to sell the collection as a whole, or by the piece? Than you very much. Thanks Lois
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We have a Red Wing Village Green 8 cup Beverage Server – brown body with green top. The cover is high profile consisting of a 1" lip that fits into the pitcher and prevents movement while pouring (3rd server from left in picture). Could you give an idea of its value? Thanks. Brenda
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Hello. I have a cookie jar that we have always called the Jack of Tarts. His crown is the cover. It is in excellent condition. I am wondering if you might tell me when and why this gem was made, how many were made, and its approximate value. Thanks. Liz
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I have inherited what appears to be a complete 12 place setting of Spruce dinnerware (12 each large and small plates, cups, saucers, bowls, with 2 platters, 2 serving dishes with handles, a tea/coffee pot, and sugar bowel and creamer. Do you know what the best souce of price / value information might be for this set and anyone else I should talk to for more information? — thank you very much Don

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I am interested in selling some Redwing stoneware pieces that I have, and would like info on the process and also an approximate quote of value. Ebbtide pattern -

11 dinner plates 11 1/4"
10 salad/dessert plates 7 1/2"
9 bread/butter plates 6"
13 cups
1 covered butter dish
1 each creamer and covered sugar bowl
1 covered casserole dish 7 1/2" X 4 1/2" high.

All pieces are in excellent condition (no chips etc). Thank you for the information. Darlene Hoff

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