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I have a Red Wing handled cooking pot with lid that I know nothing about. It is in great shape and the opening is about 6 1/2" in diameter and stands approx. 3 1/2" in height. No cracks, breaks or chips. Few flaws around the inner rim. In some light it looks to be a greenish color and in some a dark grey. I am looking for the age, proper name of stoneware, color and possibly a value. Actually, any info appreciated. Thanks in advance! Karen
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My mother was raised in Red Wing, MN and I have one piece from her that has been in the family since the 1950′s. It is a cookie jar, shaped as a old Italian chef. He is pink in color with navy blue shoes, chef hat and tie around his neck. We’re having a garage sale and would like to know if it’s worth hanging on to or having it appraised. It looks like a glazed ceramic piece. I looked for numbers but can’t find any. The only marking says: Red Wing USA Thanks, Michelle
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Hello Larry, First, just wanted to thank you for this excellent service, it’s been a real help as I have begun to collect Red Wing pottery. I’m a big fan of the Cylinder dinnerware line, and have collected a fair amount of Pompeii and Pepe, many of which I use and enjoy daily. I also have a couple pieces of Desert Sun, and I was curious if you know why the plates of Desert Sun have a different shape than those of the rest of cylinder. They have more of a raised, extended border, whereas the rest of the series seem to just come to a raised edge. Also, speaking of cylinder, it seems that Turtle Dove is a less-collected pattern perhaps. What would be a value estimate for a turtle dove beverage server? Thanks! Zack
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Growing up in the 50′s my Nannie had a Frier Tuck cookie jar in blue. I always loved the jar. Upon her death years later i ebecame the new owner. One day a friend noticed it up on my plant t in my kitchen and said she recently saw it online. Is this a special addition or a valuable piece? Its valuable to me is it reminds me of the smell of warm cookies baking in my Nanny’s kitchen! ;) Cindy
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Hi, I purchased this set for $45.00 to use as a flower arragement and found out it might be worth something. It has a 14′ plate(charger) 8 cups and a large something like a deep jug but i think the lid is not orginial. I haven’t found no pics of this set on the internet does it have any value? Nikki
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Hello, I have pitcher with red wing usa imprinted on bottom. It is beige with brown specks and has bulls and bullfighters on it. It is wider on the bottom, aprox 4 1/2 inches and goes up to about 2 1/2 inches on top with narrower pour spout. any idea on the value? Karin
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I have two Red Wing #249 hen covered dishes, one yellow and one green. They are in perfect condition; I inherited them from my great-grandmother and am curious about their value. I do not see these pieces listed on eBay at this time. Sorry that I don’t have a picture to upload! Cress
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I’ve not been able to find a pitcher like this one. It has a wood handle and I’m wonder if it was for milk? Do you have an idea of the approximate value? It’s about 8.5 tall including the cover. I also have a pitcher with cover that is simalar but not a wood handle? It’s about 9 inches tall. Dindy
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I have 3 Red Wing Pottery Pitchers and a photo for each. Have not a clue about any of them or what the value may be. The first is a large pitcher and on the bottom it says patten pending. Cinday
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I have a complete set of Random Harvest dinnerware, including completer pieces, platters, creamer/sugar, vegetable plate. This is a 12 place setting. Need to sell and was wondering price. It is in very good condition. Michelle
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