Capistrano platter

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We have a platter that is somewhat shaped like an artist’s palette. Approx. 17-18 inches long and 12 inches wide from the left and tapers down to approx. 9 inches on the right. The piece depicts a bird-like figure, pear, plum, grapes with one stem of grass and other other assorted grass(?) shapes. The background is all off-white and appears to have a small checkered pattern running through it. The number stamped on the back is 149
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15 Gallon Self Draining Jar

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I ask a question earlier and then read question answers should have done that first thing now I am certain I have 15 gal red wing self drainer letters are dark and in square no red wing no chips or cracks the lid has a handle also in good condition except wood part is a little beaten up petals around the top with 15 stamped in one of the petals. I know you said the 30 and 40 were too big for collectors would a 15 be worth a little more? I don’t have a stand so I just prop mine in a corner.Thanks for your help Tammie
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Self Draining Jar

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I have a crock with lid for the top at the bottom however is a neck with a hole the writing on the front says (15 PERFECTION SANITARY SELF DRAINING JARS) The lettering is in blue with a blue line around it. I am assuming the 15 is for the size it is quite large. No one has been able to tell me what it was used for. Thanks Tammie
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Hamm Bear Bank

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could you answer a question. the hamm’s bear bank by redwing I have been told did not have holes in the bottom of the feet right or wrong. Thanks much roger

 

Answer: Roger, I can’t honestly say which is which—-I know there are later pieces done that aren’t made by Red Wing. Will do some looking and see what I can find out. steve n rose

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Selling Orleans dinnerware

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How would I go about finding a buyer for Red Wing Orleans: 2 covered casseroles, 9 cups/10 sauers, pair candlesticks, 11 soup bowls with lids, 2 lids, 2 creamers, 2 sugars with lids, 3 pairs s/p shakers, 2 48oz jugs, 1 long pitcher, 1 tea pot with lid, 13 sm cereal bowls, 18 sm plates, 20 med plates, 15 dinner plates, 2 square plates, 1 rimmed serving bowl, 2 large serving bowls, 4 small platters and 1 large platter. Excellent condition/no chips. Thank you.
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Chrysanthemum dinnerware

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measures 5 1/4" X 5 1/4", 1 1/4" deep. i have attached a pic of the top of the bowl. i am sending a second form showing the bottom of the bowl. I inherited 6 of these bowls from an aunt, (found in a box of forest green dinnerware plates and cups, that have no marking on the bottoms). when was this pattern produced? was it part of a set? intended use for this particular bowl? if i would want to sell it, is it considered collectible? thanks for any info that you can provide.
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Red Wing Vase 891

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I have a Red Wing vase with ‘Red Wing 891′ on the bottom. It is blue on the outside and pink inside. I think it was a wedding gift to my grandparents (around 1910 or so?) Can you give me any information about it?

Answer: The earliest this vase was made was about 1939. Luster blue/rachelle lined would be the glaze. Value is around 25.00 or so. (maybe they had a second honeymoon) thanks, steve n rose

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Red Wing 10 Gallon with lid

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hi i have a 10 gallon crock with the lid overall in very nice condition with if i measured it right a 6" wing i was wondering the approximate value and also if you would just what is the little jar on the right it has no markings any help is appreciated thanks
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Red Wing Blossom Time Pattern

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I have inherited a 12 place setting of Redwing Blossom Time dishes, bowls, cups, and accessory pieces. Are these collectable? When were they made? What would be the value range of the collection and/or individual pieces? All of them appear to be in excellent condition….one dinner plate has a very small chip on the underside of the edge….I would carefully inspect and itemize the collection, with pictures, if I were to sell them.
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