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I have in my collection the Continental Buffet in matte white with all the stands and lids the casserole dish and the double the only thing I seem to be missing in this set is the platter with dome lid. I have the salt and pepper, creamer and sugar bowls along with the coffee carafe and gravy boat. Is this set valuable? Or sell-able?? The only blemish is the coffee pot the lid has lost some of it’s nickle finish almost thought about having it re-dipped just to keep it from rusting. Any info you can give me would be great thanks so much for your help. Christy
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hi…i am trying to locate what i think may be an older set of red wing pottery lotus pattern…they were my grandmothers and do not have a ‘wing’ just an ‘R W’ in the center and ‘hand painted red wing pottery’ in a circle around the ‘r w’ any ideas on age and where i can get that particular signature on them? thanks…
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I have a Red Wing Pottery cookie jar that looks like a Jack of Hearts from a deck of cards. His bag says "Tarts" and his crown is the top of the cookie jar. I also have 3-4 mugs that are brown with the teal inner, plus 3 that say "Happy Days are Here Again!". I am wondering if you can tell me the value of these items. Thanks! Liz
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Larry: The Tampico bowls are oval is shape [6x6.5"] The cups are really mugs[3 1/2"diameter] and possible designed without saucers. The cream & sugar are smaller than the mugs. Thanks for the info on the water coolers. What was the Tampico period of production? Brad
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I have a large tan speckled bowl that is marked under the bowl RED WING USA caan you tell me something about this bowl. Marlene
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I’ve had a fun little Red Wing teapot since 1980, purchased at a thrift store for about $5.00. It has a pumpkin shape, very mild crazing, no chips, in pale pink. The crazing is more apparent on the interior as it was stained by tea. Now I’m in the mode to downsize and since I haven’t used this in 10 plus years, it’s time to sell it. The question is, how much? Sorry, I don’t have a picture, but I’m just trying to get a general idea. Thank you! Carol
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I have about 11 or 12 dinner plates that are the institutional speckle pattern. There is no design. Some are stamped on the bottom, and some are not. I bought them about 20 years ago at the Red Wing Pottery facility in Red Wing. They were sitting outside in a bargain corner. Are they worth anything? Do you know a collector who would want them? They are just sitting in a box. Thank you. Gretchen

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I HAVE A SET OF RED WING DISHES THAT ARE OLD. BUT I NEED HELP IN FINDING OUT ABOUT THEM AND HOW MUCH THEY ARE WORTH.THE CUPS ARE BLACK ON THE OUTSIDE AND SQURE IN SHAPE,THE PLATES ARE ALMOST SQUARE WITH A LAREFLOWER(COULD BE A MAGNOLIA)WITH BLACK GREEN AND BROWN LEAVES TOO. THEY SAY "RED WING POTTERY" IN AN OVAL SHAPE ON THE BACK WITH "HAND PAINTED" AND A BIG R W IN THE MIDDLE.AT THE BOTTM OF THE OVAL ON EACH SIDE IT LOOKS LIKE A SMALL NUMBER OR MARK. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP. JOYCE WILLIAMSON
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Hello, I was helping my mom clean out her kitchen and fell in love with a dark brown jug with light green lid that stands on a simple black metal stand which has a round bracket underneath to hold a sterno if you want to keep the drink hot. The sides of the pitcher have little protrusions that support it in the stand allowing it to tip forward to pour. It is brand new and I now have it on my counter holding ice water. My girl friend saw the bottom and said "That is a red wing! ". Needless to say now I am worried about breaking it! Can you tell me anything about it? Thanks, Jodi
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We have had this old covered platter since it came with the house we bought. It has Red Wing U S A on the bottom. It’s not big enough for a turkey but would fit a chicken nicely. We have looked on various sites and haven’t found one like it. Can you help? Thanks! Linda
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