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I am wondering as to the year and value of this dinner set with hand painted grapes. The contents was kept on record by my grandmother, which I can provided a picture of. I appreciate your knowledge, thank you.
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question from: dan@danmcnichol.com
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I found a beauty of a dark brown/black clay vase stuffed into the rafters of my father’s garage that dates back to the early 1900s. It stands 8 inches high and is about five inches in diameter at its base. Stamped beneath it is: Red Wing USA M-5001. What are you able to share with me about the manufactuer, date it was made, its rough worth (it has a few tiny chips at its top.
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question from: albertandfred@rogers.com
Question:Hi..
I have an old pitcher either water or cream.. it is approx 12 in high.It is white in color with blue trimmings.. There is the CGR initial on the front also done in blue. CGR stands for the Canadian Government railway which dates back in the early 1900′s… the maker of this pitcher is Jame s M. Shaw & co.. New York. Am wondering if this is a rare piece… it is in perfect condition see attached pic
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question from: bktmkt@msn.com
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I have a couple of Red Wing crocks, just because I like them. I am curious about the different stamps. Which is older, the 2 blue leaves or the red wing (2 inch)?
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question from: kmazzitello@gmail.com
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I hve a cobalt blue milk pithcher that was passed on form my great-great grandma. It has Red Wing USA stamped on the bottom. It has embossed iris and lily pads on both sides.
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question from: katilynw@gmail.com
Question:another pic to go with previous question.
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question from: jillp70@yahoo.com
Question:I have what ithink is chef pierre just want to know if he is and an approximate value thanks not quite sure how to upload photos hope i sent two
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question from: cbradgo@hotmail.com
Question:Al: Here is another photo of the bottom of the stoneware pitcher with the embossed star.
Thank You,
-Brad
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question from: sarabeans1@hotmail.com
Question:Last picture. I promise. thanks Todd
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