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I just sent another picture of the bottom of this pitcher with the "rummrill" carving . . . here is the base. Thank you!
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I just "won" this pitcher on ebay. I have a Rumrill pitcher and know the stamp mine has. This pitcher looks authentic but I realized the stamp looked off after I had won the auction. Rumrill is spelled "Rummrill"! Can you help me? I am sending a picture of the base, but I will send the picture of the pitcher in a separate email as I don’t think both are downloading. Thanks! laura
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I I’m from Mexico and recently my sister’s mother in law sold to me a lot of pottery and fine china porcelain pottery whit them was a dinnerware set of red wing,so i’d like to know how much aprox. costs now days.
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I have a partial Red Wing dinnerware set, which is not in the best of condition. I would like to know more info about the pieces and if there is any value to them anymore. I have 8 plates, many have chips or cracks in them; 4 coffee cups in good condition; and a sugar dish with no lid and both handles broken off. These pieces all have the dk. pink rose pattern. The creamer dish has a yellow tulip.
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Hi. I am listing a beautiful piece of Round Up / Chuck Wagon – a water cooler. I have not seen these listed anywhere else and was wondering if y’all have any idea how rare these are and what the value is. Heres a link to the auction. There’s lots ohttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=200173016424&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=010ictures. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=200173016424&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=010 Please let me know anything you can add to my information – now that I’m listin git, I’m not sure if I am asking too little for it. Thanks so much! Pam
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My 89 year-old mother inherited from her aunt a Red Wing cookie jar which she first saw at her aunt’s home in Atlanta in 1936, when she was 18. The piece depicts an overweight chef, and has a lid. "Red Wing USA" appears on the bottom. All is glazed. The basic color is yellow and it measures 10/11 inches high. I can make a picture of it with my camera but do not have one at this moment. We would like to know the date and value of the piece. Sincerely, Gene
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I have received my grandmothers dishes – I know that they are redwing pottery. Please let me know what they are called and if you know of anyone who has some that they would like to sell. It is an eggplant color with Iris like flowers on the front. I have included a picture for you to see. I know that she probably started collecting them around the 1950′s. Thank you for your time.
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Can you tell me if this teapot is Red Wing. It has no marks on the bottom. The color is kind of a greenie-yellow. If it is Red Wing could you tell me its age and worth. Thanking you in advance. Dee
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Hello–I have been finding Red Wing’s Merrileaf pattern recently. It is lovely! Can you tell me who designed it? I am also curious about the creativity behind the design; when I found first pieces a few months ago they took my breath away. It’s incredibly beautiful and timeless. I appreciate any information you can provide me with. Thank you.
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I recently purchased a pedestal juicer marked REDWING 256 at a local thrift store. I read they are still making redwing, and wondered if this was new or old. It seemed unique to me. Thanks.
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