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Is my server a Redwing? it is 9 1/2" to top of lid and 6 1/2" diameter. It has a white glaze inside and has the number 565 pressed into the base. What vintage? Howard
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I worked at the RW Pottery Salesroom in 1966,67 and 68. I have a couple dozen pieces that I’m willing to part with. Today’s question is 1. I have two "starter sets" of dishes in their original RW boxes. The patterns are Hearthstone and Pepe. 2. I have 2-3 RW teepee ashtrays- RW #827 Thanks- sg Any interest in these and best sold at RWCS auction or e-bay? Steve

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I have a pink Redwing cookie jar in the shape of a bunch of grapes in excellent condition with no flaws I could find. I was wondering what it;s value is approx. I had another one of these that I sold on e-bay which was a green color and it sold for $750.00. See link:

Is there any reason why the green one sold for so much money? Is the pink one of the same value? Any help would be greatly appericiated. Thank You, Steve

http://www.redwingnet.com/Gallery/Cookie_Jars/Grapes_Cookie_Jar.htm
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I have a pitcher marked Red Wing USA on the bottom with no other markings and have identified the pattern online as Bob White. It’s about 11.5" high, has a light greyish buff background covered with light brown speckles, and the design is painted in brown, tan & light blue wash. I’m interested in the approximate value. Thanks! Kathy
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When cleaning out an old house I found a rooster candy dish in cream color. The number on the bottom is 250. I can’t find anything on this, how old is it and what would the value be?
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I have a blue "thou shalt not steal" monk cookie jar. I inherited it from my mothers family. I believe it’s been in my family since the 1930′s. The logo on the bottom says Red Wing Pottery hand painted. I am attaching a photo of the cookie jar. I would appreciated any information you can give me om this cookie jar Thank you, Mary Marshall Annapolis, Maryland

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In the early 60′s I began purchasing Red Wing "dinnerware" for my hope chest (does that date me?) Before I could complete the set I was told that the pattern had been discontinued. I have 8 large dinner plates, 8 bread and butter plates and 8 cups and saucers. I recently became curious and began searching to see if I could acquire additional pieces. I found your web site. I cannot identify the pattern. Can you provide some information to me on this particular pattern and whether it is worth anything? Thanks for your assistance and Happy Holidays! :-) P.S. since it appears I can only upload one file, the back of the bread and butter plate states Red Wing Hand Painted Ovenproof U.S.A. 121 Carolyn
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Larry, I collect yellow Reed pieces and I have noticed that there are two distinct plate shapes. One shape I would call the flair shape where the edges go straight out from the center, and the other a tulip shape where the edges turn under at the outer edge. I know that this was made for a about 30 years so there could be a change in style. Do you know the reason for the change and which style belongs to what era? Jody
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I have a Red Wing pottery piece known as the Dutch woman tea pot and I want to know what is the rarity/desirability and range of possible value? The height is about 7 1/2", width 9", color is mint green, and the condition is good. There is a hair line crack on the front of the tea pot. The number 260 is on the bottom. rarity/desirability and the range w the Dutch
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I have come across a book titled "A text book with recipes". It is by the Red Wing Union Stoneware Co. The price was .35$. It is a paperback. It is filled with recipes and other handy tips. I was wondering the year of this book. It also has "The Red Wing Way" across the middle. Thanks Mary
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