Question:
I was gifted a set of brown Red Wing dishes. I’m not sure if they would be considered dinnerware or stone ware. On the back of the plates I found the Red Wing name and different numbers. Some plates have the name and the number 217 and others have the name number 346. They also state that they are hand painted and oven proof. My question is since they are oven proof are they microwaveable? And what is the highest temperature they would be oven proof to? Is it ok that I use these for everyday dishes. What harm would be done if I did use them in the dishwasher? Thank you Elizabeth
I sent a request asking about my set of brown redwing dishes. This picture goes with my question regarding oven proof and microwaveability.
I was gifted a set of brown redwing dishes. I\’m not sure if they would be considered dinnerware or stone ware. On the back of the plates I found the redwing name and different numbers. Some plates have the name and the number 217 and others have the name number 346. They also state that they are hand painted and oven proof. My question is since they are oven proof are they microwaveable? And what is the highest temperature they would be oven proof to? Is it ok that I use these for everyday dishes. What harm would be done if I did use them in the dishwasher?
Hi, I have a few pieces of Red Wing that I bought pre auction from a couple that were selling some of their red wing because they were moving. I have a chamber pot no markings, a casserole marked made in red wing mn on bottom and a 4 gallon crock lid marked with 4 on one petal. Also a butter crock that I\’m not sure is Red Wing. Can you determine the value of each piece and if the butter crock is Red Wing. Thank you.
I am looking to identify a piece from the Capistrano line. It is somewhat rectengular in shape and the base is slanted. The number is 22 on the bottom. Thank you Judi