Chef Pierre Cookie Jar

Question:
I have 3 chef cookie jars. A blue one and beige with the red wing stamp and a yellow one with the stamp and numbers. I read that there is a green one also. What would the collection go for if you had all four. I love them all. I grew up with the blue one as our cookie jar. All are in execellent condition. Thank you, Bonnie

Answer: A chef cookie jar in excellent condition would be worth around $75 to $100 in the yellow or tan colors, with another $25 or so for blue.  A green Chef Pierre cookie jar is worth $250-300. There are also rare fleck pink and fleck blue Chef jars made briefly in the mid-1950s. I’ve also seen white Chef jars but have not found documentation in company brochures.

Larry

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Asian copy of Tampico coffee or tea pot

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Did Red Wing make a small coffee pot (maybe it’s a teapot) in the Tampico pattern? The piece is unmarked, approx. 7" tall and 4-1/4" diameter across the bottom. It is wider at the bottom, then narrows at the "neck", then flares out again at the top. The handle is black and the knob on the top of the lid is black. Can’t find it in any of my books. Almost looks like a Futura pattern. If it’s not Red Wing Tampico, it’s a dead ringer. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Debby
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Gift or Novelty Platter

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I have four oval plates that I got from a lady that told me she got them for a wedding present over 50 years ago and has never used them. I cannot find them anywhere on the internet, including on redwingdinnerware.com. I was wondering if you could tell me anything about them. They are in excellent condition. They do have Red Wing USA on the back. I have attached a picture. Thank you Sheila
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Red Wing M1495 & Damask dinner plate

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I’d like the value for a yellow oblong footed serving bowl marked Redwing USA M1495. I also have 12 yellow/cream colored dinner plates labled "Damask" by Red Wing with the number 315. What is the value of a single plate? I’d like to sell these items in the near future. I don’t have any pics to attach.

Answer: Hi, your bowl is actually artware, from the fifties. Value around 15.00. I will defer the dinnerware to our other "expert". thanks, steve n rose

A Damask dinner plate is worth $10-15. Larry

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Stoneware cookie jar with flower decoration

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I would love some information on my cookie jar.It is 8 1/2" tall and aproximately 8" across at the widest part, near the top. The flowers on the front are pink and tannish-yellow. There is a soft green scallop around the top of the jar and the handle of the lid is green.
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Gypsy Trail pieces?

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At my parents cabin is a set of colorful Redwing dishes that we had thought were FiestaWare. Upon careful examination, we noticed some are imprinted Redwing and dated 1936. The dishes have are in cobalt blue, turquiose, yellow, and orange. There are about 6 plates, suacers, teacups, B&B plates as well as creamer and sugar. Is there any value to these or shall I donate them to a Goodwill Center?
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Iris Dinnerware set

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Hi, I have a set of Red Wing dishes that my grandma collected, as a giveaway, from the local grocery store back in the late ’40s. As far as I can tell, it’s never been used. My uncle says that Grandma just kept the dishes in the cupboard, and that was that. There are 8 dinner plates, saucers, cups, flat plates, and small bowls. There’s an oval serving platter, a dessert bowl, a relish tray, a sugar bowl with lid, a gravy boat, a cream pitcher and salt and pepper shakers. Everything looks perfect, except for a small nick at the tip of the creamer (?) dish spout (see pic). It seems like it’s just a bit of the glaze, not the actual pottery that’s nicked. Anyway, as I’ll never use them either, And my boy is getting near college age, I figured I’d sell the set. Any little bit helps… So I figured I’d ask the experts, and see what this might be worth, And if it should be sold as a set, or by the piece. I appreciate any info you could provide me. Thanks, Wayne VanBrocklin
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Lotus supper tray, Leaf Magic plate, Bob White mugs

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I recently found some pieces of Red Wing that I am excited about and was wondering the value of them. I have two supper service trays with bronze cups in the lotus pattern. Then I found a leaf magic dinner plate also in excellent condition and six bob white 3 1/2 inch mugs, all mint. Thanks in advance for your expertise. Sandy
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