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I am attaching a photo of a pottery piece I got from my aunt’s estate, I found it quite unique. I see it is a Bob White creation but would like to know the value, it’s in excellent condition.
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I recently purchased a set of Red Wing dinnerware, Lotus pattern. On the back are numbers. What do they mean?
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What are the markings of Red wing pottery/dinnerware. I have some with 3 different markings. One marked redwing usa etched in the bottom itself of a piece. These are the harvest pattern, Thank you Ronda
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Have 52 pieces of RW PEPE-need to sell

8-6" cereal bowls
2-8" soup bowls
7-coffee cups
8- coffee cup saucers
8-6" small plates
2-5" creamers
1-3" sugar bowl w/cover
5-5"x1′ small bowls
1-12x6x2" divided dish
1-13x9x1" platter
8-10" plates
1-5×6" bowl w/cover

dinner,small plates and saucers have #’s on bottom such as 235,124,343,226,126 and labeled detergent, oven proof. 1 small plate says hand painted oven proof. any value for these???? Tom

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Hello..I started looking for information on the water pitcher that I have and from what I can see it may be the Lexington pattern…the stamp on the bottom looks different and so do the actual roses…is it a "real red wing" I have had this piece for years…didnt pay much for it…just curious about it..Thanks for your help! Liz.

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I have a almost complete service of Lotus (single blossom) I think it’s bronze metalic (the gravy boat etc are a brown color. I have 12 dinner plates, 12 salad plates, 12 bread & butter plates, 12 sauce dishes, 12 coffee cups & saucers, only 8 of the soup bowls?, 1 serving bowl, covered casserole, 1 platter, gravy boat with attached base, 2 creamers, 1 perfect sugar bowl and 1 with handle that needs repair, 1 set of salt and pepper shakers. Every piece besides the 1 sugar is in perfect condition. My uncle sold them just after WWII for about 6 months to family. I would like to know the value. Thank you Linda
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Hey guys, a friend of mine has an old Redwing Pottery set and we were wondering what the estimated worth is! 1 serving dish 15 x 11 (1 chip on edge) 1 divided serving bowl 10 x 8 ½ (2 small chips) 1 serving bowl 9 x 8 (3 very small chips)  4 soup bowls 8 x 7 (a few chips) 5 small bowls 5 x 5 ¼ (2 perfect, 3 small chips) 1 creamer (1 small chip) 1 sugar bowl (small chip) 1 sugar bowl cover (top broken off) 9 cups (all perfect) 4 small plates (2 perfect, 2 with 1 small chip each) 2 cup saucers (both perfect) 8 platters (various small chips)

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Larry, First, thank you so much for your presentation on RW dinnerware at the RWCS Midwinter. It was very interesting and I learned a lot. My question is…when were the Town and Country cups and mugs in the Village Green colors produced? Thanks, Bret

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I have attached a picture of a plate. I have an 8 place setting of this stoneware in addition to all of the serving pieces. I don’t know the name of the pattern. I wish to sell them and would like to know the approximate value. And I would be happy if you could put me in contact with anyone who might be interested in muying these dishes.Thank you, Pat

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have a teapot looking pottery, with the number #258 on the bottom. What can you tell me about it? Thank you
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