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Can you tell me anything about this soup tureen Measures 5 " H and 13.5 " L Pinkish bottom I think it is county garden is it ? Who designed it What is the value or rarity of this piece Thank you
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I’m interested in the value of this hand-painted Red Wing plate from my parents’ home in Winona, MN. It was likely purchased in the early 1950s. The plate is round with a diameter of 10 7/8”. It has a floral design of blue, rose, green, purple, yellow, and light gray on an off-white background. There is a cross-hatch (woven) overlay pattern visible over the entire surface of the plate. The marks on the back are all in dark red lettering. REDWING is in large capital letters with the G continuing to form a wing. The words HANDPAINTED are in the center of this logo. Under the wing are U.S.A. and the number, the 3rd digit of which is indistinct. The number might be 228 or 223 or even 226. Thanks for any help you can provide.
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Hi There, I found a Red Wing cooler in the trash! It is brown with a green lid and a spigot. It is marked Red Wing with USA underneath. It’s about a foot high and 30 inches around at the widest part. I think it is "Village Green"? It is in beautiful shape, with no chips, cracks, or crazing. I don’t have a picture, so sorry, but do you know what it is and what it’s worth? I was so excited when I picked it up off the curb and saw the Red Wing mark! Your help is greatly appreciated, thanks so much.
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Can you give me any information on the Red Wing piece pictured below? It belonged to a relative and I have absolutely no information about it. It is approximately 14" tall and has no apparent chips or cracks. Thank you Sid Newman
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I was thinking about selling my commemoratives but I was wondering what I could get for the set. I have years 1994-2007 and due to get this years as well. Please help me with the value of these items, all are in excellent condition. Thanks Melissa
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I was given two boxes of pieces in the Red Wing Random Harvest pattern. I can’t seem to find a value for these two pieces. Any help would be appreciated. There are no chips, cracks or crazing and the finish is still very shiny. I’m pretty sure that they are the 32 and 64 ounce pitchers. They both have the "RED WING USA" imprint on the bottom.
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I was given this tea pot years ago as a gift. It says red wing 236. Our family tries to give vintage and antique gifts. Our way of recycling and not buying foreign goods. It is a deep blue and in perfect condition. This year I received one I like much better and was thinking of selling this on ebay. Would 9.99 be a good starting bid? Do you know an approx. value?
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I work at a Thrift Store. Someone donated a platter approximately 13 1/4 by 11 1/4. ON the back there is a wing and the words REDWING and underthat word HANDPAINTED. It is white with two large pink roses and 7 green leaves. It this a real redwing? Is it worth anything? We want to sell it to benefit our non-profit charity.
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Hi, I just recently found out that I have red wing water pitcher of what I believe – I cant get a picture on there, but here is the description is the shape of a water or milk pitcher about 12 inches high and about 4 or 5 inches wide has a handle and tan in color with yellow, green and pink flowers – thanks Jan

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I was wondering if you can tell me how much my set of Redwing China – Golden Viking pattern 1956 – is worth. It was handed down to me by an old family friend, and was originally purchases for her as a wedding gift by the Dodge brothers in Detroit, MI. I appreciate your help! Piece Sugar Bowl w/Lid 2 Platter-Large 1 Bread & Butter Plate 12 Tea Pot 1 Vegetable Bowl (Oval) 2 Dinner Plate 10 Salt & Pepper Set 2 Expresso Cup & Saucer 10 Salad Plate 7 Fruit Bowl 10 Relish Dish 1 Vegetable Bowl – Divided 1 Cereal Bowl 10 Pitcher-Small 1 Gravy Boat 1 Saucer Only 1

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