Question: Did Red Wing make a dinnerware called Kermis?And if so could you give me a little info about it. Dick

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hi, i have this set of red wing dinnerware, and i would like to get a rough idea if its worth, and time frame. the tea cups are all in great condition, as well as the suger cup and cream pitcher. the two bowls both have a small chip on the edge and one has a small one inch crack running from the lip to the middle of the bowl. all the plates are in great condition, one has a small chip on the edge like the bowls. all of the art work is in great condition. the bowls and all the plates production numbers are 537. i have more detailed pictures if it would help you. just let me know, thanks.
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Hello, I would like to know an approximate value of a piece. It is a 2-tiered plate server. It is stamped on the bottom as follows: " CeramaStone by Red Wing, HEATHERSTONE, hand painted, 227 ". The colors are brown tones with a dark brown around the outer edges of both plates, and in the center of each plate a flower /or stem and flower petals in brown and white tones. Thank you for your kind consideration, Mary Backstrom

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Hi. I have an oval platter, two dinner plates, five salad plates, and a sugar bowl w/ lid in what I believe is the Blue Shadows pattern. One of the dinner plates has a chip on the edge. Can you tell me a little something about this dinnerware, and if it has any value? The platter is 13" x 9", no mark. The plates are 10-1/8" and are marked RED WING HAND PAINTED OVENPROOF U.S.A. and 245. The salad plates are 7-1/2" and are marked the same as the lg. plates, except they have the number 216. The sugar bowl does not have a mark. They are all in excellent shape, except for the chipped plate, and there are stilt marks on the bottom of the sugar bowl along with what I think are glaze pops, also on the bottom. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, Gretchen
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I have a gravy boat that is appox. 7 inches long and 4 inches wide. has a Red Wing Pottery mark on the bottom and said it is hand painted. What is the value and patter. Picture attached Thanks Scott
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I have included 2 photos of a dish I currently have on consignment in my shop in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada. (I will have to send 2 messages) I have tried to find the type of dish, its pattern on your site, but with no success. The stamp on the back seems to be a genuine Red Wing stamp with a shape number of 2124. I wasn’t able to find any reference to that shape number. Can you give me a little more information as to what type of dish it is. Also, the inside of the dish has a hand-scored grid texture applied to it. Shelley

Answer: Please email the size of your dish as it came in more than one size. Emaili to director@redwingcollectors.org and reference this question.

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I found these mugs and a few saucers at various thrift stores. Can you identify the company from the mark? Thanks! Cindy
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I am in posession of my late mother’s treasured set of Redwing Capistrano dinnerware. The set includes:

13 cups
14 saucers
8 desset/cereal bowls (6′ X 5 1/2")
12 dessert plates (6 1/2" diam.)
12 salad plates (7 3/4" diam.)
8 soup bowls (8 1/4" X 8" X 1/2" tall)
12 dinner plates (11")
1 platter
1 covered butter dish (perfect condition)
1 gravy boat (perfect conditon)
1 creamer (perfect conditon)
1 sugar bowl w/lid (1 very slight chip on inside rim) and a very slight chip on the back end of the swirl)

My choices seem to be: Garage Sale (Ugh!) No takers @ $200.00 for the whole set! Replaements Unltd. Redwing Trading Post (.com) E-Bay Using my own detailed pics (with the relatively few chips), what is my best option? Carolyn

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I received a 11-1/2 in. tall Red Wing pitcher with three cowboys. Two of them are wrestling a bull. There is a small chip on the inside lip, to the left of the handle. Could you please provide information on the image, age and approximate value. Thank you. Mike
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I have a tiny pottery creamer. It is yellow & round. Measures 3" across & 2" in height. with a looped up handle. it is marked 251 & USA on the bottom. I have had it sense the early 50′s. Can you tell me anything about this? If I need an appraisel how much does that cost. Jen
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