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While cleaning out my Father’s garage after he passed away, we came across these dishes tucked away in a cabinet. I have 4 sets of the Red Wing Bob White(dove) Collection cup, saucer and cereal bowl in their original boxes and packaging, never used. Does this increase the value of the dishes? THanks Tammi
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Hello! My mom recently rediscovered her sister’s CeramaStone by Red Wing place settings in our basement. My aunt purchased the set in Red Wing, MN in the early 1970s. The design in the center is brown, orange, and white hand painted flowers with a dark brown pattern around the ridge. We have 4 dinner plates, 4 salad plates, a platter, and a serving bowl that all match. The 4 dinner plates are labeled "Heatherstone" on the back and numbered 227. The other pieces have nothing on the bottoms.

Additionally, we have 4 coffee cups and 4 sacuers, salt and pepper shakers, and a cream and sugar set (with lid) that are painted solid brown. They have the same brown pattern as the plates around the edges. They also have no labeling on the bottoms.

Any information you can tell us about these pieces is appreciated. They are all in great condition. My aunt has since passed away and we are wondering what to do with this beautiful set. Thank you! Kelly Larson PS – we do not have pictures, as we already packed the pieces back up in the basement. We can provide them if necessary. Thank you! Kelly

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I have a bright orange teapot shaped like a pumpkin and a sugar bowl to match. Number on bottom of teapot is 235. What do you know about this piece? I inherited this piece many years ago.

Thanks. Sue

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