Continental Buffet set

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I have in my collection the Continental Buffet in matte white with all the stands and lids the casserole dish and the double the only thing I seem to be missing in this set is the platter with dome lid. I have the salt and pepper, creamer and sugar bowls along with the coffee carafe and gravy boat. Is this set valuable? Or sell-able?? The only blemish is the coffee pot the lid has lost some of it’s nickle finish almost thought about having it re-dipped just to keep it from rusting. Any info you can give me would be great thanks so much for your help. Christy
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Lotus marked with RW pottery mark

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hi…i am trying to locate what i think may be an older set of red wing pottery lotus pattern…they were my grandmothers and do not have a ‘wing’ just an ‘R W’ in the center and ‘hand painted red wing pottery’ in a circle around the ‘r w’ any ideas on age and where i can get that particular signature on them? thanks…
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4 gallon 6 inch wing shoulder jug

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Follow-up to 4 Gallon Wing Only Shoulder Jug Thank you for the response. The wing is 6". I have also found in the new RW Encyclopedia that there are only three pieces known that are under 5 gallons and with a six inch wing! This makes four and I am enjoying having a rare item but will probably sell it. Thanks again, no need to post this. ps while searching your site for info I am wondering what the "wing tips" images link is all about – did not open to view but descriptions are ?? Katy
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Stone Mason Fruit Jar, Union Stoneware Co

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Hello, I have a mason fruit jar thats marked: Stone, Mason Fruit Jar, Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing Minn. Bottom: PAT JAN 24 1899. It has the original top and is in perfect condition. Could you please tell me what it might be worth? Thank you. Steven
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Red Wing 416-10 Gladiolus Vase

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Hi! I would like any information you have on a gladiolus vase #416-10". It is a smooth, creamy white glaze. Top is 10"W, bottom is 6", height 10 1/2". 5 holes, the largest in the middle. Lovely. Also – is there a special name for a gladiolus vase? Thank you! PS – If you send me your e-mail address, I can send a photo Cheryl

 

Answer: Hi Cheryl

got the pic, the roses look great in it! It dates to around 1952. Value is around 50.00 or so. thanks, steve n rose

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King of Tarts Cookie Jar and Happy Days are Here Again mugs

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I have a Red Wing Pottery cookie jar that looks like a Jack of Hearts from a deck of cards. His bag says "Tarts" and his crown is the top of the cookie jar. I also have 3-4 mugs that are brown with the teal inner, plus 3 that say "Happy Days are Here Again!". I am wondering if you can tell me the value of these items. Thanks! Liz
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Green Bowl wiht G mark

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I believe this is a Redwing bowl. It has a medium green glaze with natural stone color on the rim’s top and bottom. The diameter is 9.5 inches. The height is 5.25 inches. The square base measures 3 inches across. The bottom has the number nine inside a circle which is inside a shield shape and to the top right side of that, the number 2. The sides of the bowl are ridged and shaped at the bottom to create a different pattern. There is some wear to the bottom and though it looks chipped in the picture, it is really just worn. The condition is very good. There is a slight color variation in the glaze in parts of the interior of the bowl. I hope you can give me some information about this piece. I am interested in selling it so appreciate any information you can provide, including value. I have four pictures of this bowl. Thank you! Signe

Hi Signe

will get this forwarded to our dinnerware expert. thanks, steve n rose

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Red Wing B2011 and B1409, Belle Kogan designer

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Bowl: #B2011 "Red Wing USA" – pea green outside, dk. green inside – spray of small tulip-shaped buds on one end of top – 13" x 8" oval Candleholder (2): #B1409 "Red Wing USA" – Yellow inside, dk. green outside – 5" tall – "soup- ladle-shaped" 1. Are these a set? 2. History or value?

Answer: Hello

both are designed by the same person, but these are from different timeframes. The bowl is from 1950,part of the tropicana line. Value around 30.00 or so. The candleholders were very popular shapes, and made for several years. Value around 35.00 for the pair. thanks, steve n rose

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