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I have a dinnerware peice that looks like a 2 section vegetable bowl. The peice is 11 1/4 in. long 6 3/4 in wide 2 inches deep. Sectioned into two. Looks like one large white flower (maybe a rose) with light green leaves in each section. I can’t make out what it says under the words red wing in between the red wing logo. Then it say 2 (wierd symbol) 3. I found it in my Grandmothers house after she passed away. Curious of the value.
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I have a candleholder which looks loke a pig but very modern interpretation. He is approx 14 " long and about 4 1/2 inches high with a deep brown glaze, also has vertical ribbing or lines on the side of his body. The candle holder holds three candles, he also has a gold sticker with markings "redwing art pottery", the red wing going straight up. This is, quite possibly one of the most unattractive pieces of pottery I have seen and I am wondering if someone just slapped the sticker on this little piggys bottom hoping to sell it for more to chumps like me, or if this is a genuine piece. Also can you tell me the approximate value, if it is indeed Red Wing,so that I can tell my husband to stop laughing at what I paid for it, which was $2.80. Thank you Mary C

Answer: Hi Mary

your "pig" is indeed made by Red Wing. It actually belongs to a line of dinnerware called Ceramastone, from around 1967, some was actually sold at Sears. It has a value of around 30.00 or so. Look who’s laughing now! Ha! thanks, steve n rose

Answer #2:

HI Mary, This stylized pig is a Triple Candleholder from the Ceramastone dinnerware line. This line also included a Single Candleholder in the shape of Tiki figure. Six patterns were made in the Ceramastone shape. The dark brown triple candleholder would go with two of them, either Heatherstone or Hearthstone Beige (one of the two Ceramastone patterns made exclusively for Sears). The value for this piece in excellent undamaged condition would be $40-50. The Ceramastone line was introduced about a year before Red Wing Potteries closed forever in 1967, so it was made for only a brief period. The triple candleholder is one of the more difficult pieces to find today.

Larry

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We have a bowl platter set that has purpleish and grenn leaf pattern. Bowl is oval shaped and divided in half. Platter is 12 1/2" and bowl is 11 3/4" in length. The under side on both is a solid purplish blue. There is no chips or scratches on either. The bowl has no printing on it, but the platter has RED WING HAND PAINTED ovenproof U.S.A. 219. What do we have and what might it be worth. Thank You
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I just received this piece from my grandmother. It is a 6-cup coffee maker in rose-colored glazed pottery. The coffee brewer part is removable to leave just a server-pot. It is in mint condition. My grandmother said it belonged to her mother-in-law (my great-grandmother). It has taken a prominent place on a shelf in my kitchen. I searched online and was unable to find any pieces like it. Just wondering if you had a monetary value for it, although it is priceless to me! Thanks!
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Hello. I found this redwing cookie jar in a thrift store. Other than a crack on the lip of the body, it has no other damage. I’ve had it for at least 10 years now. It has a RED WING emobssed at the bottom as well as some numbers. Can you please tell me more about it? Thanks.
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can you give me any info on this cooler and a value? Kerry
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I have nine dinner plates of Red Wing Pottery, Tampica. There ae no chips. It does say RED WING,"Hand painted" with a number of 347. I’ve had them since 1957. I do have some order pieces, serving dish with lid, tall pitcher. The value? Thank you for your help.
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I recently purchased this teapot, creamer and sugar at an auction. I was wondering what the pattern is called and when it was made. I have not seen one like it on any of the sites. Lisa
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Sending picture of a piece of redwing pottery and its marking. Want to know its value. Hope you can help. It stands about 6 inches and has two handles and is about 6 1/2 inches across the top. It is round in shape. Thanks for your help. M. Hunt Could only send 1 picture. The marking says, "REDWING USA "
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I have two tall Chartreuse quartette salt shakers, one has three holes and the other has five. Is that right?
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