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Hi, I am interested in finding out the approximate value of this Jack Frost Cookie Jar. There is a hairline crack around his neck where it appears he had his head very carefully glued back on. No attempt was made to touch up the jar. There is a flea bite chip on the rim of the lid, Right under Jack’s foot as shown on the photo, And a very small chip on the tip of Jacks right ear. The base of the jar is elongated. The height of the jar is 12 inches from the top of the cap. Thank You, Bonnie
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My niece has a red wing dinnerware set, (approximately 50 pieces) including two salt/pepper sets, a coffee pot, and some serving dishes. I do not have a picture, but the pattern has two birds, brown and blue, and some other accent decoration. The birds look like chicks or maybe baby grouse or some other wild bird. We would like to know the age and the pattern and a broad estimate of value, as she is thinking of leaving the set in a rental cabin, but not if it is of great value. I realize this is not much information, but would appreciate any help you could give. Thank you. Katherine Boivin
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Could you tell me if the king tart cookie jar was made without the chin being painted black on the speckled blue jar, I have seen it both ways and am wondering if they are both original pieces and which came first the "gotee painted black or plain. Thanks Also the value of a mint shape king tart in speckled blue. Thanks Mary
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This is something passed down, my being told "be careful, its Redwing. The metallic brown set consists of 12 large plates, 15 medium plates, 15 small plates, 11 saucers, 10 cups, 4 bowls, 7 relish and 5 serving dishes of various size. What is their value? Thank you Leslie
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Good Day – My mother-in-law has a set of Red Wing Potter in the Locust design. The set is in EXCELLENT condition and contains the following pieces:

16 Salad Plates/Saucers
8 Dinner Plates
1 Platter 8 Bowls
1 Butter Dish
2 Serving Bowls
1 Gravy Boat
6 Cups

Can you please give me your estimate on the value? We are likely going to be selling it but wanted to do some research so we are knowledgable. Thank you Amber

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Last week I purchased a coffee pot and matching teapot at a local yard sale. They were sold as Red Wing, but there is not a Red Wing label or Red Wing mark on the bottom. I did find a similiar shaped coffee pot on Ebay. What do I have? Thanks. Dave
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I inherited this jar and would like to know about it and its value. Thank you Ralph
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I have recently purchased a set of Red Wing Provincial Ware. There is a covered casserole, marked 19 on the side, and six covered marmites (?) marked 22 on the sides. They are unglazed on the outside, but do have glaze on the inside and covers. When I first saw them I thought they would be great for making baked french onion soup in the oven, but I suspect they are 1940s vintage and wonder if I should because of value or safety. Any help you could offer regarding value, care and use in this mannor would be appreciated. Thank you. Patrick
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I came across a box with red wing dishes in it. I believe it is the Random Harvest design. There are 11 dinner plates, 1 round serving platter with a gold handle in the middle, 11 small salad plates, 7 coffee cup saucers ( 2 have smll chips), 1 coffee cup and 1 creamer. How old do you think they are and do you have an estimate on their worth? Thank you.
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I was given an incomplete set of Red Wing dinnerware that I would like to sell. I would like to verify – is it the Pink Morning Glory pattern in the Concord series and was the pattern discontinued in 1947? If so, what is the range of the possible collective value of all of the pieces? Any other informtaion you can give me would be appreciated. Pieces: 1 serving platter (some water marks(?) on it and background network of cracks, 1 relish tray (excellent condition), 1 divided relish tray (2 small chips on rim), 1 casserole dish (no lid, faint background network of cracks), 1 small gravy boat or creamer (excellent condition), 1 sugar bowl with lid (excellent condition), 4 large dinner plates (background network of cracks and some water marks), 8 small salad plates (1 excellent condition, 7 with background network of cracks and some water marks), 7 saucers (1 with crack, all with background network of cracks), 8 small bowls (1 greatly discolored [brown] and some chips on rim, 4 more with chips on rim, and 3 with no chips – all 8 with background network of cracks), 8 tea cups (7 excellent condition, 1 with background cracks). These pieces say "Red Wing Pottery Hand Painted" on the bottom. The background cracks are not obvious until you look at them within a couple of feet or even up really close, except for the one small bowl that has a dark, stained, cracked area. Thank you!
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