Red Wing Pottery & Stoneware Show and Sale
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Open to the public a packed ballroom of vendors selling Red Wing Stoneware, Dinnerware, Art Pottery, Memorabilia and other American pottery. This Show and Sale is held in conjunction with the 2013 Red Wing Collectors Society MidWinter GetTogether. The member’s only registered events include a Friday night social, Saturday breakfast with education. Rooms Sales all weekend!
RWCS membership is open to anyone and only $25 per year. MidWinter events open to members include: education sessions, social events and other activities.
Are you pottery or stoneware collector learn more about the RWCS visit www.RedWingCollectors.org.
Red Wing Pottery & Stoneware Show and Sale
Phone : 800-977-7927 (Always call and confirm events.)
Fax : 651-388-4042
Email Address : swegner@redwingcollectors.org
Web: www.RedWingCollectors.org
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