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Any idea what pattern these might be? I have two identical hand-painted teacups with saucers. One saucer has the number "197" on the bottom, the other saucer has the number "127". They have what appears to be a monkey on them. Ron

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I found a beautiful Red Wing Provincial Ware pot with lid #20 at a thrift store and was excited to cook in it …until I noticed some very small cracks in the bottom (just along one side of the slight dome). The cracks are only visible on the outside bottom but do not affect the red brown glaze on the inside. My intention is to use this item for cooking by the method of soaking it in water, adding ingredients and starting it in a cold oven. Is this a bad idea? I can return it and continue hunting for more intact treasures. Please advise…or can I repair it?? Thanks. Christine
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This is not an identification question, as I know the pieces I have recently inherited from my mother are the Red Wing Lotus Bronze dinnerware. My question is: how to clean them? These pieces were stored for many years in a basement then garage while wrapped in newspaper, and now the interiors of some have some kind of speckled, dark stains. Not sure if it’s a type of mold or some chemical discoloration. Any suggestions? Wash in white vinegar? Thank you, and glad to discover you today! Diane
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I have a short, long tea pot with lid. (about 5"x 10"). It says REDWING on the bottom and I believe it it the Magnolia pattern. The pot is light gray/green and the lid has the magnolia pattern on it. It’s in excellent condition-was in shrink wrap since 1963 when we moved. It was my parents and I believe it was a wedding gift in 1950. Martha
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Have a 13" long piece, 7.5" wide, dark egg-shell in color, a reverse-crescent(like an elongated "S")shape, with a divider in the middle, much like a relish bowl, with what appears to be a hand-painted oriental gray and blue tree design in the bowls. Has "Red Wing USA" makers mark on the bottom. Small chip on underside…no noticeable cracks. Could not locate piece on the Red Wing site. Help with value and a buyer, please. Steffan
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Hi, This plate was my grandmothers, it measures 14 and a half inches across. The glaze is kinda shiny, and the back says "redwing pottery" and "hand painted". The writing on the back is in blue and the wing is blue as well, and stands verticle. Is this actual redwing? If so, what era and what is the name of the pattern? value? any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.. Oh, is it ovenproof? Larisa ps: can you send me a link to view this on the website, or do you email me directly? Thanks again. Larisa
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I bought this Redwing Piece at a flea market recently but haven’t seen a piece like it EVER. Can you tell me how much it might be worth? There is a small chip on the pour spout and a crack in the glaze at the bottom of the pot. Carmen
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We have an incomplete set of Red Wing china. It includes 5 dinner plates, 7 salad plates, 7 cups, 8 saucers, salt and pepper shakers, a small cream pitcher, a similarly sized pitcher with two handles, and a tureen that is about 8" in diameter with a lid. A few pieces are chipped and a few are stained. Most, however, are in good condition. The complete set was a 1942 wedding gift. Can you provide us with an estimate of their value? Thanks. David
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I have this Red Wing pottery. It has a 7 in the forging on the inside of the lid. Can’t quite make out what’s under the Red Wing Potter logo on the bottom. Any estimate on it’s value? Thanks! Steve
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Are you familiar with the pieces in the attached photo? They are marked Red Wing. Thank you. Susan
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