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10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer
10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer

10 pcs (4 sets +2 Saucers) Mid Century Atomic Red Wing Crazy Rhythm Cup Saucer

$ 26.39

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: Used
  • Brand: Red Wing
  • Object Type: Coffee Cup & Saucer
  • Model: Crazy Rhythm
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Color: Cream/Green
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Style: Mid-Century Modern

    Description

    Condition is good. One cup has a crack and about four small chips. These are the best of the lot. We had more cups and saucers that we deemed unacceptable for sale.
    They're fairly delicate.
    Two extra saucers will be included to cover spares in that regard.
    Note that one of the spare saucers uses a different Red Wing stamp. This indicates the same set but from a different glazing group or time period.
    The Crazy Rhythm glaze started in 1955 and the discontinuation date is unknown. The Red Wing Pottery company has been in business in Red Wing Minnesota since 1861 and continues production to the present day.
    Condition note:
    The "spoon marks" inside the cups were left because they are delicate. If you wish to remove them yourself we recommend Barkeeper's Friend, a paper towel, a bit of water and "light" elbow grease. (Smaller hands are a plus cleaning cups.)