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Circa 1936-1937. Around for the briefest of times, it is a rare treat to find these early vintage Fiesta divided plates in the large 12 1/2" size. This example in original green is spectacular.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1936-1946. Large Version. Discontinued in 1946, the 9 1/2" Fiesta nappy bowl is 33% larger than it's smaller 8 1/2" counterpart. Available in only the original six colors and always found with a fully glazed foot.
For Sale: $80
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Circa 1940-1943: Originally sold with a fork and spoon set, it is unlike the other bowls offered in the Fiesta line. Heavily adorned with graduating concentring rings from the jiggering machine on the outside, yet smooth inside, the promotional salad was only produced for a scant three years.
For Sale: $95
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Circa 1938 to 1946: This large bowl measures nearly 11 1/2" wide. One of the largest pieces of the entire fiesta line and this example is in amazing condition...
For Sale: $395
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Circa 1959 to 1969: Vintage Fiesta Berry bowls come in two sizes and are a delight to use for everything from ice cream to soup.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1938 to 1944: The larger of the two fruit bowls in the vintage fiesta line, the shape is familiarly found on the nappy bowls as well, classic with an abundance of rings and well proportioned lip produces a very usable bowl.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1937-1959: Vintage Fiestaware Original Yellow Egg Cup in spectacular collector quality condition, with wonderful thick, rich, shiny glaze and no use.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1938-1944. This example in the original red is in excellent shape with no damage, a great even glaze, nice and shiny and embossed on the bottom. The most famous fiesta shape, in the most desirable color... sure to please.
For Sale: $195
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Circa 1936-1938: One of the great pieces of the vintage Fiesta pottery line—the footed comport joins art pottery when used on the table. Lots of hand craftsmanship went into producing this spectacular art deco design.
For Sale: $225
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Circa 1936-1944. Originally another piece from a different line at Homer Laughlin pottery. Adopted by pottery designer Frederick Rhead, it was slightly modified with the addition of its' ring handle to fit in with the Fiesta line. This example is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1937-1969: Sunny yellow vintage Fiesta pottery was a staple color of the line, absolutely crucial to its inception and a popular and perfect color that ran the full length of the entire fiesta line.
For Sale: $20
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Circa 1960-1969: Medium green was the last color added to the original line when the 50s colors were discontinued and red was reintroduced.
For Sale: $25
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Circa 1938 to 1951: The Fiesta fruit bowl was part of the original line and was designed as a berry bowl to hold a smaller portion. Each bowl was hand jiggered after coming out of the slipcast mold.
For Sale: $25
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Circa 1945 to 1969: The Fiesta fruit bowl was part of the original line and was designed as a berry bowl to hold a smaller portion. Wonderful shine and scratch free surface, along with a bold and rich yellow make this a nice example.
For Sale: $25
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Circa 1945 to 1960: Each bowl was hand jiggered and slip cast. Later versions, like this brilliant turquoise example, had their foots dry wiped for shelf loading onto advanced kilns. This example is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $25
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Circa 1945-1960. Initially thought of as the Fiesta fruit bowl by its maker, designer Frederick Rhead. The outside rings were formed by the mold while the inside was then hand jiggered which we see in the inside ring variation...
For Sale: $30
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Circa 1949 to 1969: The dusty rose color of the 50s has not been recreated with even a hint of the originals sophistication. Granted many modern attempts at roses and pinks have been made, but it is here, in the vintage version, where color is master.
For Sale: $30
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Circa 1949 to 1969: Great example of the delightful vintage 50s color of the dark forest green. Wonderful glaze and well defined concentric rings...
For Sale: $30
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Circa 1949 to 1969: The 50s vintage Fiesta gray remains one of the most sophisticated and subtle colors in the vintage line. A subdued gray that changes with the light, don't be fooled by gray, it is a color worth collecting.
For Sale: $30
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Circa 1936 -1944: Two of the 14 pieces that were made through the entire vintage production. They were part of the original line and were oddly enough sold seperately and not as pairs.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1941: Embracing the popularity of the Southwest scenes of the 30s and 40s, Homer Laughlin's Mexicana decal has become the most widely recognized from the era. Delightful piece.
For Sale: $25
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Circa 1936-1942: This simple 6" Maroon Harlequin Bread and Butter plate has the most luxurious finish and wonderful color. Who knew the simple bread and butter plate could add such delight to the table.
For Sale: $20
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Circa 1949-1959: Chartreuse glaze seems to radiate with an internal glow (with more yellow than the other green Homer Laughlin glazes, it seems sunnier and brighter than all the others). Reminisent of jadeite glassware, the color is spectacular and the art-deco form divine. Chartreuse remains one of the most sought after colors of the vintage tableware.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1936-1942: Introduced in 1936, Maroon is a daring glaze, deeper and richer than most early vintage colors. Prone to uneven glaze application, it is always a pleasure to find the original rich Maroon well applied and in excellent condition. The teacup and saucer was a cornerstone in a pottery lines design.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1949-1959. The simple teacup and saucer set represents all the classic elements of the vintage fiesta pottery line— from its tell-tale ring handle to multiple bands of concentric rings that decorate the surface in abundance.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1936-1959: Delightful to use as a pasta or salad bowl, the deep plate comes in all eleven vintage Fiesta colors.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1949 to 1969: Great example of the delightful vintage 50s color of the dark forest green. Wonderful glaze and well defined concentric rings...
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1938 to 1951: Fully glazed, hand jiggered, and an in-mold mark on the bottom. This example in the stunning cobalt blue boasts a smooth inside full of concentric rings.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1936-1959: This example in original Yellow is in excellent condition without damage or apparent use. Great shine and ink stamped on the back. Measures 8 1/2" wide from brim to brim and 1 1/2" tall.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1945-1960. A popular bowl, produced for the entire length of the original Fiesta line. Measures 6 3/16" w x 1 9/16" tall. Marked in the mold on the bottom: "fiesta MADE IN USA HLCo"
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1939-1949. To find striped vintage Fiesta is a great treat, most desirable in the red stripe on vintage ivory, the yellow with red stripe is also a fun addition and adds great flare and character to the vintage collection.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1937-1951: The fiesta salt and pepper shakers make up two of the 14 pieces that were made through the entire vintage production. They were part of the original line and oddly enough were sold seperately and not as pairs although there is a distint difference in them, the pepper having smaller holes and a smaller hole pattern than the salts. Due to their small size they were also one of the very few Fiesta items that were not marked. Slip cast, the mold seam would have to be smoothed by hand, as in many of the slipcast items, but probably because of their small size, the seams tend to show up more on the Fiesta shaker than most pieces.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1949 to 1959: Known as the "lunch" plate, the fiesta 9" plate is a perfect size and what we use in our house for everyday dinner. Plates were made upside down on the jiggering machine and the rings were tooled in by hand.
For Sale: $40
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Circa 1937 to 1951: It is suprising what adding size does to the vintage Fiesta plate. The large dinner plate stands majestic and is a great way to showcase the vintage Fiesta glazes.
For Sale: $40
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Circa 1945-1960. A popular bowl, produced for the entire length of the original Fiesta line. Measures 6 3/16" w x 1 9/16" tall. Marked in the mold on the bottom: "fiesta MADE IN USA HLCo"
For Sale: $40
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Circa 1938 to 1944: Original fiesta red was discontinued for WWII, when the uranium used in the glaze formula became unavailable. Produced in far less quanities, the red berry bowl is a delight, full of concentric rings.
For Sale: $40
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Circa 1949 to 1969: The larger of the two fruit bowls in the vintage fiesta line, the shape is familiarly found on the nappy bowls as well, classic with an abundance of rings and well proportioned lip produces a very usable bowl.
For Sale: $40
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Circa 1951 to 1959: The Tom and Jerry was an alcoholic egg and milk drink, popular in the 30s and 40s. It was served warm from a large bowl in handled mugs. One of only two pieces that is without the legendary rings (the other being the dripcut syrup). Handworked, inkstamped.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1936 to 1938: Wonderful earlier version of the cobalt fruit bowl. Fully glazed bottom with the earlier mark "fiesta HLCo USA". Barely a scratch inside makes this a delightful example.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1939-1944: 1st revised version of the vintage fiesta utility tray. Originally made by the ram press (which could cause warping), the revised version was slip cast and inkstamped on the fully glazed bottom.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1939-1948: This is the revised version of the original ram pressed utility tray which was known to cause warping in the clay body. This example is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1936 -1944. Another great version of the sauce boat designed for Homer Laughlin's Riviera Pottery line. This example in mauve is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1936-1959: Because the deep plate was made by jiggering, there will be slight variations in the pattern or number of rings added to the bottom of the foot. Like all of the plates, the deep plate is fully glazed and marked under the glaze with the "GENUINE fiesta HLCo USA" stamp.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1936-1952: 13" original green chop plate in good condition (light wear on edges). This example boasts well defined rings and early, unstamped back with hand-jiggered concentric rings.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1950-1959: The perfect bowl for so many things. Its wide rim, superbly decorated with bands of concentric rings, along with even more rings that decorate the bottom of the bowl both inside and out, make the simple deep plate a delight to use.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1950-1959: The 50s Forest Green is a color like no other, brilliant and bold, rich and modern. One of my favorites - and on such a usable shape as the deep plate! Just great.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1950-1959: Wide band of concentric circles decorate the broad lipped deep plate that is perfect for soup or pasta...50s colors enthusiasts will appreciate this pearly gray example in excellent condition...
For Sale: $40
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Circa 1950-1959: The perfect bowl for so many things. Its wide rim, superbly decorated with bands of concentric rings, along with even more rings that decorate the bottom of the bowl both inside and out, make the simple deep plate a delight to use.
For Sale: $35
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Circa 1936-1942: Introduced in 1936, Maroon is a daring glaze, deeper and richer than most early vintage colors. Prone to uneven glaze application, it is always a pleasure to find the original rich Maroon well applied and in excellent condition. The 11 inch platter was part of the original line, released in 1936.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1938-1959: Basically a miniature version of the ball jug, the novelty creamer is one of the few pieces Homer Laughlin produced that could be considered a miniature.
For Sale: $55
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Circa Late 1940-1952: The 36s bowl has the special distinction of being the last piece designed by Frederick Rhead as well as the last piece added to the popular Harlequin line.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1939-1946: Bright and shiny and without any wear this example is in fantastic shape. Fully glazed and ink-stamped on the bottom "GENUINE fiesta HLCo USA". Often referred to as the celery dish, the utility tray offers great possibilities at your festive party table.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1936-1959: Excellent condition and incredibly usefull shape makes the deep plate full of function. Fully glazed and marked with the "GENUINE fiesta HLCo USA" glaze stamp.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1936 -1944. Fantastic condition and breath-taking glaze. Collectors of vintage Fiesta will enjoy their favorite red color on the novelty of the Riviera pottery line.
For Sale: $55
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Circa: 1938 - 1951. Fully glazed with an in the mold mark and a bonus ink mark. Nappy bowl would have been slip cast and then finished by hand on a jiggering machine...
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1951-1959. The cream soup bowl is an extremely popular bowl. WIth inside jiggered rings and hand applied tab handles, this little bowl is a favorite among collectors.
For Sale: $55
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Circa: 1938-1951. Fully glazed with an in the mold early mark and a great sunny yellow bowl without damage or use makes this an excellent example of the vintage Fiesta nappy bowl.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1951-1960. Rose Fiesta dessert bowl. Produced for a short time in the 50s colors. This rose example looks unused.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1951-1959. Forest Green Fiesta dessert bowl. Produced for a short time in the 50s colors. This dark forest green example looks unused. Marked in the mold on the bottom.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1951-1959. Gray Fiesta dessert bowl. Produced for a short time in the 50s colors. Fiesta gray is a subtle, yet complex color that really fills out the 50s pallette.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1936-1944: 13" original ivory chop plate in very good condition. This example boasts well defined rings and early, unstamped back with hand-jiggered concentric rings.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1936-1944: 13" Fiesta red chop plate is always a treat and in high demand in the most popular vintage color of red. This one is in good condition with light wear yet no damage.
For Sale: $60
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Circa 1950-1959: The 36s bowl is like no other piece of HLCo pottery being produced at the time. There is something about it that seperates it from the pack.
For Sale: $60
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Circa 1940s. Vintage fiesta juice tumbler was part of one of the first promotional campaigns of the 40s for the Fiesta pottery line. Included were a juice pitcher in yellow and the six original colors of juice tumblers.
For Sale: $60
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Circa 1937-1959: Perfect for soup, perfect for cereal, perfect for icecream and pie...Four concentric rings adorn the inside bottom with hand applied lug handles and a hand tooled foot.
For Sale: $60
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Circa 1939-1959: The Tom and Jerry was an alcoholic egg and milk drink, popular in the 30s and 40s. It was served warm from a large bowl in handled mugs. One of only two pieces that is without the legendary rings (the other being the dripcut syrup). Handworked, inkstamped.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1938 to 1969: This vintage Fiesta platter in original turquoise glaze is in excellent condition. Without chips or cracks or repairs and little to no sign of use.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1951-1959. The 50s vintage gray glaze is a master or disguise, shifting in the light going warm or going cool, it is the chameleon of fiesta.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1951-1959. The 50s vintage gray glaze is a master or disguise, shifting in the light going warm or going cool, it is the chameleon of fiesta pottery colors.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1936 -1951: Excellent example of the highly art-deco designed fiesta vintage sauce boat in original green. Who knew what grace and beauty could be developed in the simple gravy boat?! Original green version in great condition.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1939 -1951. The cream soup bowl is an extremely popular bowl. WIth inside jiggered rings and hand applied tab handles, this little bowl is a favorite among collectors.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1949 to 1959: We use the Tom and Jerry mug for coffee and it's just the perfect size. Nice thick walls keep the coffee warm longer than contemporary cups. These pieces were actually hand shaped with metal tools to achive the unusual concave shape. The wonderful hourglass shape couldn't be produced by a mold alone...
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1938 to 1969: This vintage Fiesta platter in original turquoise glaze is in excellent condition. Without chips or cracks or repairs and little to no sign of use.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1949 to 1959: The 50s vintage gray glaze is a master or disguise, shifting in the light going warm or going cool, it is the chameleon of fiesta. This vintage Fiesta platter in original 50s gray glaze is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1950-1959: The 36s bowl has the special distinction of being the last piece designed by Frederick Rhead as well as the last piece added to the popular Harlequin line. This example in dark Forest Green is stupendous.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1950-1959: The 36s bowl has the special distinction of being the last piece designed by Frederick Rhead as well as the last piece added to the popular Harlequin line.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1936-1937. Vintage fiesta 8 1/2 inch vegetable bowl in early Cobalt glaze. Marked "fiesta HLC USA" (this mark was changed to "fiesta/MADE IN USA" by 1938, dating this bowl). Very nice condition...
For Sale: $65
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Circa: 1936 - 1938. Fully glazed variety of the original fiesta nappy in original ivory with the early mark, lets us date this bowl to the first couple years of production. This example in original ivory is in excellent condtion...
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1938-1944: One of a handful of vintage Kitchen Kraft items that was not embossed in the pottery itself, instead a post-production foil sticker would have been applied. This example in original red is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1940s. Vintage fiesta juice tumbler was part of one of the first promotional campaigns of the 40s for the Fiesta pottery line. Included were a juice pitcher in yellow and the six original colors of juice tumblers.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1933-1944: Sugar bowl & creamer set in excellent condition. Collectors of vintage 30s and 40s solid colored dinnerware will appreciate the buttery ivory glaze that is rich and subtle.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1933: Century's ivory vellum glaze was used on this early 1933 batter tray. Marked on the bottom and in excellent condition, the Century ivory makes a great transistion between the Riviera and fiesta pottery lines.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1951-1959. Forest Green, 50s color version of the original 8 1/2" Fiesta nappy vegetable bowl. A must have serving piece.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1951-1959. Fantastic condition on the vintage 50s feista rose color nappy bowl. Rings adorn both inside and out, top and bottom for a wonderful design on a classic piece.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1959-1969. Excellent condition and inkstamped in the glaze on the back. Medium green was the last color added to the original line when the 50s colors were discontinued and red was reintroduced.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1939-1959: 13" Vintage Fiesta chop plate in original Original Cobalt Blue glaze Marked on the back with black inkstamp under the glaze. Excellent condition and great shine.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1936-1938: Early version of the utility tray, with the dry foot, made for less than two years. This example in original green boasts the early variation produced on the ram press and showing the dry foot.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1936-1938: Early version of the utility tray, with the dry foot, made for less than two years. This example in yellow is in fantastic condition with a great, rich glaze.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1937-1939: The vintage Fiesta ashtray was part of the original line, released in 1936. This is an example of a piece from that period, before the "Genuine Fiesta" stamp was designed.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1937-1944: Fiesta Egg Cup in Original Ivory Glaze. Very nice condition, no damage. Stands 3 1/2" wide x 3 1/8" tall. Marked in mold "fiesta Made in USA" with a hand applied foot.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1937-1959: Fiesta Egg Cup in Turquoise Glaze. Excellent condition showing no use and nice glaze. 3 1/2" wide x 3 1/8" tall. Marked in mold fiesta Made in USA with a hand applied foot.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1937-1959: Vintage fiesta Original Yellow Egg Cup in spectacular collector quality condition, with wonderful thick, rich, shiny glaze and no use.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1951-1959: The 50s color of dark forest green has transcended time and still today remains a contemporary and modern color that highlights our 21st century homes. This example is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1951-1960. Chartreuse Fiesta dessert bowl. Produced for a short time in the 50s colors. This chartreuse example looks unused.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1937-1946. Introduced in March of 1937, the water tumbler highlights Fiesta potteries famous concentric rings and subtle shifts in shape with gentle flare. Bright and shiny glaze.
For Sale: $65
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Circa: 1939 - 1949. Fully glazed variety of the original fiesta nappy was produced prior to the 50s. This example in original turquoise is in fantastic condtion. Marked in the mold on the bottom "HLCo fiesta MADE IN USA".
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1937- 1951. The 10 1/2" compartment plate was inspired from a suggestion by retailers Lazarus after pottery designer Frederick Rhead visited their stores in Columbus Ohio. The thick plate with deep wells and an many bottom rings is a great version of the divided plate.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1938 to 1952: It is the vintage Fiesta original green that was the color that swept the nation and defined a decade.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1939-1946: Rich cobalt blue glaze displays gorgeously on the vintage Fiesta utility tray. Often referred to as the celery dish, the utility tray offers great possibilities at your festive party table.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1951-1959. Chartreuse, 50s color version of the original 8 1/2" Fiesta nappy vegetable bowl. A must have serving piece.
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1939 to 1959: The Tom and Jerry was an alcoholic egg and milk drink, popular in the 30s and 40s. It was served warm from a large bowl in handled mugs. One of only two pieces that is without the legendary rings (the other being the dripcut syrup). Handworked, inkstamped.
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1937-1946: The Fiesta water tumbler flares out, wider and wider with each hand-tooled band of concentric rings. Wonderful vintage ivory glaze sets off the piece.
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1949 to 1959: We use the Tom and Jerry mug for coffee and it's just the perfect size. Nice thick walls keep the coffee warm longer than contemporary cups. These pieces were actually hand shaped with metal tools to achive the unusual concave shape. The wonderful hourglass shape couldn't be produced by a mold alone...
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1949 to 1959: Hand shaped to achive the unusual concave shape that couldn't be produced by a mold alone, so workers carved them much like a woodworker on a lathe...
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1936-1938: An early and rare piece. This version of the vintage fiesta creamer with the stick handle would only be produced for a little over two years before being replaced...
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1937-1944. Fantastic condition on the most popular Homer Laughlin glaze color, the red riviera sugar bowl will delight the collector.
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1937 -1969: Nearly 8" from tip of spout to back of handle, with a nice little belly on it too, that puffs out just before tappering off into the concentric ringed foot. Excellent condition...
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1936-1945. The 10 1/2" compartment plate was inspired from a suggestion by retailers Lazarus after pottery designer Frederick Rhead visited their stores in Columbus Ohio. The thick plate with deep wells and an many bottom rings is a great version of the divided plate.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936 - 1969: The 6" Fiesta plate has become known as "the bread & butter" plate. It measures 6 5/16" w x 5/8" h. Fiesta plates are the backbone of the pottery line and they were produced in four different sizes for the entire length of the vintage line. Vintage Fiesta plates had their bands of concentric rings shaped by the metal tool blade of a jiggering machine as either the mold or the blade rotates.
Flatware is usually marked with a rubber stamp inked with glaze itself, many plates however will be found unmarked and this should be of no concern. The plates were fully glazed and set on 3 stilts in the kiln, resulting in the 3 marks found on the back of all vintage plates. This set is in excellent condition with barely a scratch among them. No chips, no touchups no damage and no real sign of use. Nice Set.
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Circa: 1938-1944: The sauce (or gravy) boat was added to the line shortly after its succesful release. A popular piece that ran for the rest of the length of production, dipped in all twelve glazes, the Harlequin sauce boat commands much more presence than one might think.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936-1937. Early mark, extra rings, and excellent condition, make this 8 1/2" nappy bowl in original red a delight to add to your or your best friends collection...
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1951 to 1959: The Tom and Jerry was an alcoholic egg and milk drink, popular in the 30s and 40s. It was served warm from a large bowl in handled mugs. One of only two pieces that is without the legendary rings...
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936 -1944. Fully glazed bottom lets us date this bowl to pre WWII. A prized piece in original red, the fiesta dessert bowl was originally coined "the oatmeal bowl" by designer Frederick Rhead...
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1940: Part of one of the first promotional campaigns of the 40s for the Fiesta pottery line. Included were a juice pitcher in yellow and the six original colors of juice tumblers...
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1940-1969: The only piece of the vintage fiesta line where the decorative bands of concentric rings are broken, in this case by the three shallow wells around the rim in which to hold your after dinner smoke. Even the utilitarian ashtray is executed with detail and flare.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936 -1969: The vintage fiesta sauce boat measures nearly 8" from tip of spout to back of handle. It's got a nice little belly on it too, that puffs out just before tappering off into the concentric ringed foot...
For Sale: $75
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Circa: 1940-1959. Interesting to note is that the Rose glaze developed by Homer Laughlin was used in the Harlequin line nearly a decade before its application on Fiesta ware. Great dusty rose color on a classic art-deco piece.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936 -1951: Vintage cobalt blue on the great design of the sauce boat. Concentric rings adorn the top and foot, adding subtle charm to this classic piece. Excellent condition...
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1937-1944. Riivera juice tumbler in green. Excellent condition for this hard to find Riviera pottery piece. Produced in far less quanities than fiesta, Riviera will prove harder and harder to find, especially in good condition. This piece will make a nice addition to your collection.
For Sale: $75
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Circa: 1940-1959. Interesting to note is that the Rose glaze developed by Homer Laughlin was used in the Harlequin line nearly a decade before its application on Fiesta pottery. Great dusty rose color on a classic art-deco piece.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1938-1944: Great shine and condition on the smooth, flat surface of the Kitchen Kraft cake plate - the most minimal design of the entire 1930s dinnerware line.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936-1944. Original Red Vintage Fiesta Water Tumbler. Marked in the mold on the bottom. This example is in excellent condition with a nice even glaze and no damage. 4 1/2" tall, 3 1/2" wide.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936-1937. Early mark, extra rings, and excellent condition, make this 8 1/2" nappy bowl in original red a delight to add to your or your best friend's collection...
For Sale: $75
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CIrca 1936-1938: Early mark dates this larger original green nappy to the first couple years of production. Great full glazed foot and spectacular condition.
For Sale: $75
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CIrca 1936-1938: Early mark dates this larger yellow nappy to the first couple years of production. Great full glazed foot and spectacular condition.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936-1938: An early and rare piece. This version would only be produced for a little less than two years, since turquoise was the last of the original six colors developed...
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936-1938: An early and rare piece. This version would only be produced for a little over two years.
For Sale: $80
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Circa 1937-1939: The vintage fiesta ashtray was part of the original line, released in 1936. This is an example of a piece from that period, before the "Genuine Fiesta" stamp was designed.
For Sale: $80
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Circa 1936-1939: Part of the original line, released in 1936, before the "Genuine Fiesta" stamp was designed. The bottoms of these early versions will be covered with bands of concentric rings...
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1951 to 1959: Vintage smokers will rejoice when they get to use Fiesta pottery for their smoking pleasure. This example in 50s forest green is marked with the "GENUINE fiesta HCLo USA" backstamp.
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1939-1969: Vintage fiesta original yellow lidded sugar bowl and ring handled creamer set. Classic hand applied finial and tab handles with wonderful concentric rings decorating the foot, lid flange and upper body. Great attention to detail yet retaining a simpler art-deco design. No damage to this set, just great condition. Sure to please.
For Sale: $85
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Circa: 1936 - 1946. Here's a piece you just don't see everyday, the original cream soup bowl from Homer Laughlin Pottery Company...
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1936 -1951: Nearly 8" from tip of spout to back of handle. It's got a nice little belly on it too, that puffs out just before tappering off into the concentric ringed foot. The design is superb and really showcases pottery designer Frederick Rheads vision.
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1935-1959: The vintage fiesta pottery after dinner cup and saucer set is a darling miniature, taunting us to put it to use with a good espresso after dinner, or the tell-tale chocolate that would come from the demitasse pot at the table.
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1939-1969: The Fiesta covered sugar bowl is a classic, with its hand applied finial and wonderful curved scroll handles, all decorated with bands of concentric rings.
For Sale: $90
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Circa 1937-1939: It's hard to find the turquoise version of the early variety Fiesta ashtray since the glaze color wasn't developed until later in 1936 and released early 1937. This example is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $90
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Circa: 1938 - 1944. Sometimes reffered to as the "ball jug". This pattern was probably based on a Hall China piece made nearby in East Liverpool, Ohio. The Harlequin ball jug is a fabulous piece with its distinctive, trademark rings around the base.
For Sale: $125
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Circa: 1938 - 1942. Spruce was one of the original colors designed for the Harlequin line, exclusively for Woolworths. A delightful color on one of the most collectable pieces of the Harlequin line — the service water pitcher.
For Sale: $90
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Circa: 1938 - 1942. Maroon Harlequin will prove to be one of the hardest of all the Harlequin colors to collect (with the exception of course of medium green and an occasional light green piece). This example is a rare treat for the collector.
For Sale: $90
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Circa 1951-1959: The colors introduced in the 50s of forest green, chartreuse and gray remain some of the most contemporary colors developed. Suprisingly modern - forest green is a delight to decorate with and to use!
For Sale: $90
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Circa 1951-1959: One of the boldest and jovial design of them all, with its thin and angular handle, the 22 oz. Harlequin pitcher speaks to an era. This example in the 50s release of gray was produced in far less quanities than the earlier colors...
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1937-1939: It's hard to find the turquoise version of the early variety fiesta ashtray since the glaze color wasn't developed until later in 1936 and released early 1937. This example is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $90
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Circa 1936-1938: Bottom Rings: Collectors will appreciate how hard it is to find the vintage nesting bowls with inside bottom rings. Now more than 75 years old these bowls have now entered the realm of antiques and our grandmothers and even our great grandmothers remember them from long ago. This example in original yellow has the nice early mark, "fiesta HLCo Usa 1", and the inside bottom rings. It is in unused condition, with sand bumps on the inside bottom. Nests perfectly. Measures 5 7/8" w x 3 15/16h"
For Sale: $95
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Circa 1936-1939: Part of the original Fiesta pottery line, this example displays the early outside bottom rings, dating it to the first few years of production.
For Sale: $95
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Circa 1936-1944: It's not often I refer to a piece of Homer Laughlin pottery as rare, but these Riviera pottery handled mugs truely fit the bill. They are becoming very hard to find and if you haven't built yourself a set of these for your collection, I recommend you gather a set while they can still be found. A great piece of pottery from the Riviera line. Cups would have been slip cast with the handle attatched by hand. This example in yellow is in excellent condition without damage or flaws.
For Sale: $90
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Circa 1951-1959. The chop plate was formed by pressing clay into a mold (face down) and spinning it rapidly on a jiggering machine. A tool (much like a woodworkers lathe) would then be lowered to etch in, or carve away the firm clay body to produce bands of concentric rings.
For Sale: $95
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Circa 1951-1959. Forest Green, 50s color version of the original 8 1/2" Fiesta nappy vegetable bowl. A must have serving piece.
For Sale: $95
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Circa 1935 -1959: The cups were hand jiggered and the stick handle was cast separately and joined by hand. The foot was also hand turned to achive its flared out shape...
For Sale: $105
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Circa 1935 -1959: The cups were hand jiggered and the stick handle was cast separately and joined by hand. The foot was also hand turned to achive its flared out shape.
For Sale: $105
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Circa 1959 -1969: Designed in 1939, but not produced for thirty years, the individual salad bowl with its abundance of inside, out and bottom rings is one of the best bowls in the fiesta line.
For Sale: $105
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Circa 1935 -1959: The cups were hand jiggered and the stick handle was cast separately and joined by hand. The foot was also hand turned to achive its flared out shape.
For Sale: $105
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Circa 1951 to 1959: Vintage smokers will rejoice when they get to use Fiesta for their smoking pleasure. This example in 50s forest green is marked with the "GENUINE fiesta HCLo USA" backstamp.
For Sale: $110
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Circa 1938-1941: The first couple of years proved so successful for the Harlequin line, that it was quickly expanded. The regular ashtray was one of those great additions. Maroon was shortly dropped after the introduction of the 40s colors, so finding those late addition items in the original colors is always a treat.
For Sale:$110
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Circa 1938- 1944. Much larger than their Fiesta pottery counterpart, nearly 3" tall. The shaker design with it's subtle set of concentric rings around the top, were slip cast with hand punched holes.
For Sale: $110
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Circa 1937-1959. Fantastic expanse of turquoise glaze on the largest piece of them all— the 15" Fiesta chop plate.
For Sale: $110
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Circa 1951-1959. Excellent shine and condition on this 50s vintage rose fiesta chop plate. Ink stamped on the back and hand-jiggered due to the great size.
For Sale: $110
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Circa 1951-1959. The large chop plate was too heavy to be jiggered on the automatic machines and even up until the end of production in the late 50s they were hand jiggered and tooled individually.
For Sale: $110
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Circa 1951-1959. Vintage fiesta 50s color of forest green across the giant 15" expanse of the chop plate can make a fantastic statement for flatware. This example boasts spectacular condition and great shine across the surface.
For Sale: $115
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Circa: 1936 - 1959: Harlequin covered casserole is a piece to love. Triangular handles adorn the sides and top along with subtle scalloped accents and the famous band of concentric rings. Measures nearly 10" across.
For Sale: $115
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Circa: 1938-1950. The nicest, richest, most even application I have ever seen. To have this glaze on this great Harlequin form is a real treat for the collector.
For Sale: 125
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Circa 1935 -1959: The cups were hand jiggered and the stick handle was cast separately and joined by hand. The foot was also hand turned to achive its flared out shape...
For Sale: $115
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Circa 1959 to 1969: Classic Medium Green, so hard to find, made in far fewer quantities than the versions in the 40s when Fiesta pottery was at its height of popularity. This is a gorgeous example of the tom and jerry ring handled mug.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1939-1944, 1959-1969: The Vintage Fiesta Sugar Bowl and Creamer Set with its original lid is a delight to find. Dipped in the most desirable red glaze, the lidded Sugar Bowl and Creamer Set and ring handled creamer set is a cornerstone of the Fiesta potteries line.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1937 to 1951: It is here, on the Fiesta 2 pint jug, that the iconic ring handle is showcased. With a wonderfully simple body, the handle stands out, adding significant personality to this open jug design.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1938-1942: The concept of an individual casserole was not unusual in the solid color dinnerware lines of the 30s. Many other companies had their "bean pots" so this piece, unusual at it seems to us today was a staple in the kitchen of the 30s and 40s.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1937-1944: Kitchen Kraft Original Red Salad Spoon. Originally part of the OvenServe line in 1933 and glazed in ivory with decals, this piece was folded into the Kitchen Kraft line and dipped in original red, yellow, green and cobalt.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1937 to 1951: It is here, on the Fiesta 2 pint jug, that the iconic ring handle is showcased. With a wonderfully simple body, the handle stands out, adding significant personality to this open jug design.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1935 -1944: The cups were hand jiggered and the stick handle was cast seperately and joined by hand. The foot was also hand turned to achive its flared out shape.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1936 -1946: Another one of those rare treats that expands outside the dinnerware line to accessorize the art of the table. Playing on the bulbous form (like that found in the mustard, marmalade and ice lip pitcher), the bulb candlesticks flow well into the fiesta line.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1960-1969. Fantastic condition on this hard to find medium green fiesta 8 1/2" nappy bowl. Collector quality with no chips, cracks, glaze irregularities, scratches, touchups or repairs.
For Sale: $125
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Circa: 1960 - 1969. Medium Green vintage fiesta deep plate in medium green. The deep plate is also refered to as the soup bowl or rimmed soup bowl. This example is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $125
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Circa: 1950-1959. 50s color egg cups are considered a rare and hard to find item among collectors. The egg cup in all colors proves an elusive item and all our sought after.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1936 -1946: Part of the original fiesta line introduced at the end of 1935, the vintage fiesta bud vase remains one of the nicest accessories available. The holloware piece was slip cast and the mold seams would have been smoothed by hand. Standinig just under 6 1/2" the base is adorned with cascading art-deco elements. Only made in the first six original colors, the bud vase is a charming addition to the dinnerware collection. This example in original ivory is in excellent condition, marked in the mold on the bottom and free of any damage with nice even glaze and great shine.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1937-1944. Fiesta Kitchen Kraft Individual Casserole in Radioactive Red Glaze. Excellent collector quality condition with no use and no glaze irregularities. 4 1/2" wide x 3" tall.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1936-1937. 2nd Fiesta piece discontinued, after the mixing bowl lids and before the covered onion soup bowls. The large and rare 12" divided plate will delight the collector with its abundant display of concentric rings covering its surface.
For Sale: $125
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Circa 1936 -1946: This example of the vintage Fiesta bud vase in original cobalt is in excellent condition, marked in the mold on the bottom and free of any damage with nice, bold, even glaze and great shine. The bud vase transends the fiesta pottery line out of the realm of standard dinnerware and showcases the art-deco lines of the 30s and 40s with great artistic detail.
For Sale: $135
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Circa 1938 -1940: Butter in the 30s was sold in 1/2 lb. slabs. This rare example in the original Spruce glaze was produced for a very short time and in limited quanities.
For Sale: $135
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Circa 1938-1948: Fiesta pottery collectors lament that there was never a butter dish for the line, but the adventurous can rejoice in the Harlequin butter dish shape, which was designed in the early 30s and used in the Harlequin line...
For Sale: $135
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Circa 1936-1937. The large, always unmarked, 12" divided plate was made for such a short time that it is even as scarce as a covered onion soup bowl or a mixing bowl lid. This example in original red is a delight and a rare treat.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1951-1959. Lovers of the vintage 50s original Chartreuse glaze will delight in the largest piece of fiesta pottery dipped in their favorite color. This example boasts great surface and is in wonderful condition.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1938- 1944. Much larger than their Fiesta pottery counterpart, nearly 3" tall. The shaker design with it's subtle set of concentric rings around the top, were slip cast with hand punched holes. This example boasts one with the original label "HLC Guaranteed fiesta KITCHEN KRAFT U.S.A".
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1937-1944. The Fiesta bulb candle holder is a great, affordable, unique piece of the fiesta line to collect. Less likely to be found with damage than the tripod candle holders and at a fraction of the price. Marked in the mold on the sides of the bottom, note this pair has the quality controllers initial stamp also on the bottom, something I like to see because it means these were passed by inspectors as first quality. Excellent condition and no damage and no touchups, repairs, scratches or unsightly factory flaws. A great item in the ever popular original red Fiesta glaze.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1938-early 1944: The perfect size for so much kitchen work, not to small and not to big, the #3 is easy to use and like all the Fiesta bowls is nice and deep with tall sides. This exampe is in fantastic condition.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1936 -1944: Originally produced in all six original colors, during the Fall of 1942 each size would be offered in only one color: #7 cobalt, #6 turuqoise, #5 yellow, #4 ivory, #3 green, #2 yellow and #1 red. By the spring of 1944 they were discontinued.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1938-1942: This example of the #3 yellow fiesta mixing bowl is in excellent shape without use or damage Marked "HLC fiesta, Made in USA 3". Measures 6 11/16" w x 4 9/16h"
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1936-1946. Available in original six colors only. A small, whimsical piece, the vintage Fiesta sweets comport brings charm to any decorative setting.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1937-1946. The tiny sweets comport was part of the original Fiesta line. Available in first six colors only. Excellent condition... Sure to please in the hard to find turquoise example of a very popular piece.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1937-1946. It's amazing how many bands of rings fit onto the vintage fiesta sweets comport— a superbly designed and unique piece of vintage fiesta pottery.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1938. Large, rare, cobalt tray in extra large, unusual size of 13 1/2" x 10 1/4". This example boasts great shine and is excellent condition. Cobalt is a rare treat for the Riviera pottery collector.
For Sale: $145
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Large 1/2lb size, red, Harlequin pottery vintage butter dish. Hard to find, early Homer Laughlin Pottery, rare lidded butter in radioactive red. This example in perfect, collector quality.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1937-1944 Fiesta Kitchen Kraft Individual Casserole in Original Green Glaze. Excellent collector quality condition with no use and no glaze irregularities. 4 1/2" wide x 3" tall.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1937 to 1951: It is here, on the Fiesta 2 pint jug, that the iconic ring handle is showcased. With a wonderfully simple body, the handle stands out, adding significant personality to this open jug design.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1951-1959. Homer Laughlin Pottery's 50s colors pearly gray just radiates on this great 2 pint jug. With the ring handle showcased on the side and the subtle embellishments...
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1938- 1944. Much larger than their Fiesta pottery counterpart, nearly 3" tall. The shaker design with it's subtle set of concentric rings around the top, were slip cast with hand punched holes. This example boasts one with the original label "HLC Guaranteed fiesta KITCHEN KRAFT U.S.A".
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1937- 1944: Originally part of the 1933 OvenServe line, the utensils were folded into the Kitchen Kraft line and dipped in the original Fiesta colors of green, blue, yellow and red.
For Sale: $150
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Circa 1937- 1944: Originally part of the 1933 OvenServe line, the utensils were folded into the Kitchen Kraft line and dipped in the original Fiesta colors of green, blue, yellow and red.
For Sale: $150
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Circa 1938 to 1942: It's the number four Fiesta nesting bowl that really starts to take on some size. By the time you reach the number seven your at 11" wide, but the #4 is your classic sized kitchen bowl, perfect for almost any task and with the great high walls that are unique to the fiesta design, spill proof and great for mixing. Clay body was pressed into a mold and the inside rings were made by hand tooling on a jiggering machine. This example in the original turquoise is in excellent condition without damage of any kind."HLC fiesta MADE IN USA 4" . Measures 7 11/16" w x 5 1/16h"
For Sale: $150
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Circa 1938 to 1942: Here's a vintage turquoise Fiesta #2 nesting bowl that is quite an anomaly. It bears the early mark that should be associated with inside bottom rings, yet the bottom inside is smooth. This lead me to assume this is a transistion bowl made right at the beginning of 1938 or shortly thereafter. In any case, it's in stunning shape— absolutely beautiful. Without a scratch or any damage to mar its bold and shiney surface it is a stunning example. No chips, no dings, no spoon taps, no scratches from use and no glaze irregularities. Nests perfectly and is a brilliant blue that will not disappoint. Interestingly marked in the mold on the bottom with the ealry mark "fiesta HLCo USA. 2". Measures 5 7/8" w x 3 15/16h"
For Sale: $155
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Circa 1938 to 1942: Stunning shape, absolutely beautiful, without a scratch or any damage to mar its bold and shiney surface. No chips, no dings, no spoon taps, no scratches from use and no glaze irregularities. Nests perfectly and is a nice rich green, not pale or splotchy, just a clean, glowing interior, this one is sure to please. Interestingly marked in the mold on the bottom with the ealry mark "fiesta HLCo USA. 2". Measures 5 7/8" w x 3 15/16h"
For Sale: $155
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Circa 1951-1959. Great 2 pint jug in 50s Forest Green. With the ring handle showcased on the side and the subtle embellishments that harken to the art deco era, this vintage fiesta pottery piece excudes character.
For Sale: $155
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Circa: 1936 - 1959: A piece to love. Triangular handles adorn the sides and top along with subtle scalloped accents and the famous band of concentric rings. Measures nearly 10" across.
For Sale: $155
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Circa 1938 to early 1944: Vintage Fiesta cobalt blue glaze is such a bold and strong color- thick and rich and sure of itself. Spared from the hazards of splotchy, uneven glazing that is so common on the original green and turquoise glazes, Cobalt Blue solidifies the line, being the darkest original color created. This example of the #2 mixing bowl is in spectacular condition.
For Sale: $155
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Circa 1938 to 1942: It's the number four Fiesta nesting bowl that really starts to take on some size. By the time you reach the number seven your at 11" wide, but the #4 is your classic sized kitchen bowl, perfect for almost any task. Clay body was pressed into a mold and the inside rings were made by hand tooling on a jiggering machine. This example in the original yellow is in excellent condition. Nicely marked on the bottom in the mold with the impressed "HLC fiesta MADE IN USA 4" . Measures 7 11/16" w x 5 1/16h"
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1938- 1951: Original green, is perfect for serving up some cold lemonade or iced tea. Use with the Fiesta water tumblers for a perfect companion set.
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1943. A fantastic example of the piece. Ink stamped on the bottom "Homer Laughlin, Made in the USA, M43 N8". Perfect match with the original vintage fiesta ivory glaze...
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1951-1959: The vintage dusty rose is more complex than any contemporary fiesta pink glaze could ever hope to be. The disk water pitcher is the most classic and iconic of all the fiesta shapes.
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1938-1969: When designer Frederick Rhead was creating the Fiesta line, his hope was to develop a shape for colored glazes, based upon concentric fluted circles. The Fiesta disk water pitcher is the fruition of this idea, which took over 20 sketches and many models before deciding on the final version.
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1936-1945. The Riviera-Century pottery casserole dish in original green, fuses well with the Fiesta tableware. Gorgeous color and delightful art-deco form makes this piece a great addition to your collection.
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1938-1942: It's the number four Fiesta nesting bowl that really starts to take on some size. By the time you reach the number seven your at 11" wide, but the #4 is your classic sized kitchen bowl, perfect for almost any task and with the great high walls that are unique to the fiesta design, spill proof and great for mixing. Clay body was pressed into a mold and the inside rings were made by hand tooling on a jiggering machine. Measures 7 11/16" w x 5 1/16h"
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1938- 1959: The classic iconic piece of the fiestaware line, the disk water pitcher, shown here in original turquoise with a great even glaze and nice rich application. Original vintage pitcher with hand tooled inside.
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1938-1942: The original Fiesta yellow glaze has not been beat in its absolutely perfect hue. The vintage sunny yellow is a delight on the great expanse of the #5 Fiesta mixing bowl. This example in bright and sunny FIesta yellow is in unused condition, with a couple glaze skips, but not a single scratch this bowl is sure to please. Measures 8 9/16" w x 5 11/16h"
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1938-1942: Original green from the 1930s is the classic Americana kitchen color. It is this green that has come to represent the era. It was a pesky color, prone to wide shifts of glaze variations. It was also tinkered with and has the distinction of being the only vintage color that was altered after production had started and pieces had been on the market. Measures 8 9/16" w x 5 11/16h"
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1938 to 1959: Triangular lines and tappering body adorned with concentric rings, bold angular handles and knobs make the Harlequin teapot a striking, timeless design.
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1936 - 1945: While Fiesta pottery never officially had a butter dish in the vintage line, the sister pottery line of Riviera had this lovely piece in it's offerings. Aprized addition to any collection of solid colored tableware.
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1937-1944. Kitchen Kraft cake server in yellow. Hard to find, early, fiesta, go-along pottery line of Kitchen Kraft.
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1937-1969. Marked in the mold on the bottom. This yellow example is in fantastic condition with great glaze and rich, bold color. They don't come any cleaner than this piece.
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1936 to 1938: Bottom Rings: This example of the #2 Fiesta nesting bowl not only has inside bottom rings and is the most desirable color of red, but it is also in perfect condition. A spectacular #2 red mixing bowl, without any damage. Nests perfectly. Marked in the mold on the bottom with the early impression: "fiesta HLCo Usa 1". Measures 5 7/8" w x 3 15/16h"
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1938- 1959: The classic iconic piece of the fiestaware line, the disk water pitcher, shown here in original turquoise with a great even glaze and nice rich application. Original vintage pitcher with hand tooled inside.
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1938- 1951. Original green glaze on the most iconic Fiesta shape of them all, the disk water pitcher. It is here, that fiesta strikes its famous recognition. This example is in excellent condition - very nice...
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1936- 1946. Perfectly designed ice lip pitcher keeps the ice from falling into your tumbler. Part of the original line and discontinued early this piece will only be found in the original six colors.
For Sale: $175
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Circa 1936-1946: Produced for a scant ten years, and only found in the original six colors, the vintage fiesta ice lip pitcher is a delight with its great rotund form and bands of concentric art deco rings. This early version has the larger mark and extra bottom rings.
For Sale: $185
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Circa 1936 - 1944. The vintage ice lip pitcher was part of the original line and was produced until the end of WWII. It is found only in the first, original, six colors and is a delight to find at all and especially in such excellent condition.
For Sale: $185
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Circa 1951-1959: Here you can appreciate the sophisticated pearly gray glaze of the 50s on the classic form of the vintage disk water pitcher. This example is pristine.
For Sale: $185
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Circa 1936-1945. Spectacular example in excellent condition with a great thick and rich glaze in the original red.
For Sale: $185
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Circa 1936-1946. Finally an example of the vintage Fiesta ice lip pitcher in original ivory. It has been the ivory vellum glaze that has proven the hardest for me to find - always demanding of condition, the ivory elluded the collection for a long time, but here is an example that is guaranteed to please and is a delight with its great rotund form and bands of concentric art deco rings that play over the edge of the ice lip spout and down the handle and around the base. This early version has the larger mark and extra bottom rings.
For Sale: $185
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Circa 1937- 1946. Part of the original line and discontinued early this piece will only be found in the original six colors. Handle applied by hand. Holds nearly 64 ounces.
For Sale: $195
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Circa 1936 -1946: Showcasing the design talents of Rhead, with its bridge across the spout and detailed art deco styling, the large, round ice lip pitcher is a great way to showcase your favorite vintage Fiesta color.
For Sale: $185
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Circa 1937 to 1938: To find turquoise nesting bowls with inside bottom rings is a treat, since turquoise was the last of the original six glazes developed, not available until the summer of 1937, and inside bottom rings were removed from the bowl by the end of 1938. Add that to fantastic, unused condition and this bowl will take your breath away. It's got all the bells and whistles, nice even glaze that is the brilliant blue collectors love, a fantastic shine and a smooth, glossy finish. Not a scratch on the inside and this bowl saw no use, so it's just a show stopper. Impressed in the mold with the early mark "fiesta HLCo USA". Measures 7 11/16" w x 5 1/16h"
For Sale: $195
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Circa 1936-1938: The vintage Fiesta casserole, with it's scroll handled and finial top, shares it's design with both the sugar bowl and the covered onion soup bowl. Early mark allows us to date this yellow fiesta covered casserole...
For Sale: $195
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Circa 1936 -1946: One of the great pieces of the fiesta pottery line whcih crosses over from dinnerware to art pottery. Slip cast foot would have been hand applied and the top made on a jiggering machine...
For Sale: $195
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One of only two fiesta pottery pieces with a single pieced lid, the mustard is the second. Assures that the finial, which is usually attatched by hand, is always perfectly straight. Super shine on this original cobalt teapot in perfect condition.
For Sale: $195
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Circa 1936- 1946. One of the great pieces of the fiesta pottery line, the footed salad crosses over from dinnerware to art pottery when used on the table to display fruits or flowers.
For Sale: $225
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Circa 1936-1938: It's a rare treat to find a vintage Fiesta pottery Large Footed Comport Bowl from the 30s in nearly unused condition. The original ivory vellum glaze is a delight and can be mixed and matched across all of your table settings.
For Sale: $225
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Circa 1936-1969: The vintage Fiesta casserole, with it's rolled under tab handles and hand applied finial top is a classic of the Fiesta pottery line. A generous size, the vintage Fiesta casserole is a delight to use and highlights any table setting.
For Sale: $225
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Circa 1936-1951: The vintage Fiesta casserole, with it's scroll handled and finial top, shares it's design with both the sugar bowl and the covered onion soup bowl. This example is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $225
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Circa 1938- 1939: Riviera pottery is a small line, consisting of less than twenty pieces. The teapot is one of the few lidded pieces and highlights the distinct stylistic elements of Riviera
For Sale: $225
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Circa: 1936 - 1946. One of the great pieces of the fiesta pottery line, the 12" footed comport crosses over from dinnerware to art pottery when used on the table. Slip cast foot would have been hand joined and the rings tooled in on a jiggering machine.
For Sale: $225
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It's a rare treat to have the original label still on the Kitchen Kraft items and this large covered casserole in original yellow boasts two!
For Sale: $225
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Circa 1936-1938: One of the great pieces of the fiesta line—the footed salad crosses over from dinnerware to art pottery when used on the table to display fruits or flowers. This example is an earlier version with hand applied foot and extra bottom rings.
For Sale: $225
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Harlequin Pottery 50s Forest Green Teapot in spectacular condition. The Harlequin teapot has it all, the design elements are just a showcase of the best the line has to offer.
For Sale: $225
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Circa 1950 to 1959: The art-deco influenced line of Harlequin pottery has it all. This example of the hard to find 50s gray teapot is in excellent condition and will delight the collector with its sophisticated color and bold design. A classic!
For Sale: $225
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Circa 1959-1969: Medium Green has the distinction of being the last new color added to the shapes produced for the original line. The 60s were turbulent times and the fun family table with its great mix and match solid colored dinnerware was being replaced by a culture consumed by pattern. Consequently far less Fiesta pottery was making its way to the market place, so it is always a delight to find a classic form like the sugar bowl, with its scrolling handles and hand applied knob, and especially to find one in perfect shape in the hardest to find vintage color of them all—the elusive medium green.
For Sale: $245
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Circa 1936- 1944. One of the great pieces of the fiesta pottery line—the footed salad crosses over from dinnerware to art pottery when used on the table to display fruits or flowers. Slip cast foot would have been hand applied and the top made on a jiggering machine
For Sale: $245
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Circa 1938 to 1942: There is something about the vintage Fiesta bowl in the way it swells outwards and has thinner walls than expected that makes it larger and able to hold more than other types of bowls of the same size. Combine that with it's tall, spill proof walls and you have a kitchen bowl very tempting to use. Luckily, this example in the most desirable color of red doesn't appear to have seen any use. Measures 8 9/16" w x 5 11/16h"
For Sale: $250
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Circa 1951-1959: This example in the 50s gray glaze is in excellent condition with a gorgeous, smooth inside, no damage found anywhere...
For Sale: $250
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. The large fruit bowl was originally designed as part of the Kitchen Kraft line. The large fruit bowl will delight the collector with its great size and usuable form.
For Sale: $250
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Circa 1951-1959: Forest green remains one of the boldest and most delightful colors added during the 50s. It's remained modern and versatile. This example is gorgeous.
For Sale: $265
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Circa 1937-1959: Standing only second in height to the twelve inch vase, the fiesta coffeepot draws a demanding presence. 10 1/2" h x 8" wide. The classic cobalt coffeepot is a collectors prize and will showcase itself as the 2nd tallest piece produced in the vintage line.
For Sale: $265
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Circa 1937-1951: Finding vintage ivory fiesta pottery in like new condition should make even the most savvy collector smile. Here's a wonderful example in the vintage ivory glaze.
Standing only second in height to the twelve inch vase, the fiesta coffeepot draws a demanding presence. 10 1/2" h x 8" wide. The original ivory coffeepot is a collectors prize and will showcase itself as the 2nd tallest piece produced in the original six colors.
For Sale: $265
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Turquoise was the last of the six original fiesta colors to be added to the fiesta pottery line. Collectors have noted variations in the glaze, but this example boasts a spectacular brilliant blue and excellent even glaze.
For Sale: $265
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Circa 1937-1944. The medium sized vintage fiesta teapot is an instant charmer. This particular example has been in my collection for a long time. It was the last of all the colors I was able to obtain in undamaged condition.
For Sale: $275
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Circa 1936-1944: The vintage fiesta coffeepot is one of the classic, iconic designs of the line. Slip cast with finial joined by hand and hand worked on the foot and jiggered concentric rings. The coffee pot is second in height only to the 12" vase. This example in the harder to find original red is in perfect collector quality condition. This example in the very popular red color is in excellent condition without damage, touch-ups or repairs, no chips or cracks and no damage, just a stunning, vibrant glaze on this hard to find original Fiesta red coffeepot.
For Sale: $275
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Circa 1936-1944: The vintage Fiesta casserole, with it's scroll handled and finial top, shares it's design with both the sugar bowl and the covered onion soup bowl. The earliest versions have a hand applied foot...
For Sale: $285
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Circa 1951-1959: The Fiesta casserole was one of the largest pieces made for the entire time the vintage line was in production. The scroll handles and finial top remind us of the covered onion soup bowl and the sugar bowl.
For Sale: $285
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Circa 1949-1959: Rare and hard to find, this three piece Harlequin colors mixing bowl set consists of the 6" Forest Green, 8" Mauve and 10" Chartreuse bowl. The unmarked bases of these hard to find Homer Laughlin bowls is unmarked and decorated with a pair of concentric rings. Smooth inside and hand jiggered on the outside...
For Sale: $295 |
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. Originally designed as part of the Kitchen Kraft pottery line, the 11 3/4" Fruit Bowl stands out among the Fiesta ware line with its unique size and design.
For Sale: $295
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Circa 1936-1946: Orignally called the "honey jar". Marked in the mold on the bottom. This example has fantastic color with a bold yellow and good even coverage. 4 1/2" tall by 3 3/4" wide.
For Sale: $295
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Circa 1936-1938: Bottom Rings. Here's a perfectly acceptable vintage Fiesta bowl in the exceedingly rare #7 size for a good price. Passing some savings onto you from a bowl that I found unusually well priced. Measures a whopping 10 15/16" w x 7 1/8" tall.
For Sale: $295
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Circa 1937-1944. With only 21 items in the Fiesta Kitchen Kraft line the ball jars are among the most desirable. A real treat is to complete a collection of all three sizes or all twelve if you have the ambition. This example of the medium sized covered jar in cobalt is in excellent condition without damage or use Slip cast jars with lids that were jiggered, marked in the mold on the bottom "HLC fiesta KITCHEN KRAFT U.S.A".
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1937-1944. Here is the medium sized vintage Fiesta Kitchen Kraft covered ball jar in original yellow glaze. Sometimes refered to as the "ball jug" or "cookie jar", the KK covered jar is a real treat for the collector looking for hard to find items. Slip cast jars with lids that were jiggered, marked in the mold on the bottom "HLC fiesta KITCHEN KRAFT U.S.A".
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1937-1944. Seems to be harder to find the small cookie jars than either the large or medium sizes. So it's always a treat to find a small Kitchen Kraft cookie jar without damage and especially the light, original green, with such a good, even glaze. This example is in fantastic, unused condition and will surely please the collector.
For Sale: $325
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. The large fruit bowl was originally designed as part of the Kitchen Kraft line. The large fruit bowl will delight the collector with its great size and usuable form.
For Sale: $325
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. The large fruit bowl was originally designed as part of the Kitchen Kraft line. The large fruit bowl will delight the collector with its great size and usuable form.
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1936-1945. The Riviera pottery lidded syrup in original red is a charming and unusual piece. This example is in excellent condition. If you do not own a syrup but collect Riviera or love the early Fiesta pottery, this piece will absolutely delight you. Finding the syrups for Riviera is becoming increasingly difficult. This one is a real treat.
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1936-1944. Red glaze, which contained uranium, was discontinued in 1944 as a result of WWII. Today red fiesta pottery is simply harder to find than most colors and is one of the highest collected vintage fiesta glazes.
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1938 to 1940: Produced for a scant two years, the fiesta syrup is an all time favorite for collectors. Next to the very rare ivory syrup, the cobalt glazed version is the 2nd hardest to find.
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1938 to 1946: A wonderful example of the Vintage Fiesta Large Sized Teapot in Original Green - this example is in fantastic condition with a great even glaze - hard to find green looking this good...
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1938 to 1946: The large fiesta teapot, with its outstanding round handle stands out as one of the largest pieces in the holloware pottery. Slipcast with the ring handle included in the mold, the lid has the hand applied finial.
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1951-1959: It is a treat to find the rarer 50s colors, and especially the most desirable of them, the Chartreuse Green glaze, on the classic Fiesta shapes that were in production since the lines release in the mid 30s. Hand applied finial and jiggered concentric rings along with perfect scroll handles makes the Fiesta casserole a classicly designed piece of American dinnerware that harkens back to earlier days. This example is wonderful and perfect.
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1951-1959. The vintage fiesta After Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucer sets from the 50s are highly desirable items and very hard to find. The cup was jiggered on the inside and the slip cast handle had to be attatched by hand.
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1938-1942: The number 6 bowl is second in line to being the largest piece of fiesta pottery, with its upper circumfrence measuring nearly 31" around. This example in the original Homer Laughlin ivory vellum glaze is in excellent condition. Measures an impressive 9 11/16" w x 6 5/16h"
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1938
One of the highlights of the Kitchen Kraft line, the covered jug is highly sought after and always an exciting find. (Smaller variaiton)
For Sale: $345
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Circa: 1938 - 1942: The Harlequin Marmalade remains one of the most elusive pieces of the line. Hard to find in any color. This example in the early red glaze is a great find.
For Sale: $345
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Circa 1938 to 1946: Harder to find in the last of the original six colors, the vintage fiesta large teapot in original turquoise will delight the collector and this example is in perfect condition with a fabulous glaze and no damage...
For Sale: $345
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Circa 1936-1946. Great early vintage fiesta carafe in original creamy ivory glaze. Probably designed as a water pitcher to keep water ice cold in the warm summer months.This example boasts no chips, cracks, repairs, touch-ups or use with a fully intact cork and nice straight hand-applied finial.
For Sale: $350
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Circa 1938 to 1946: One of the largest and most sought after pieces of the entire fiesta line. Yellow versions are reportedly the hardest color to find. This large bowl measures nearly 11 1/2" wide.
For Sale: $350
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Circa 1936-1946. Slip cast with hand applied finial and cork stopper. 9 1/2" tall, holds 3 pints. Perfect for ice cold water on a warm summer day. Marked in the mold fiesta HLCo USA. This example is in very good condition with an excellent, rich, even glaze. Early carafes are only available in the first original six colors and are becoming exceedingly hard to find in excellent condition.
For Sale: $350
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One of the most unique pieces, the carafe, shown here in original turquoise glaze, is a highly sought after item for collectors. Produced from 1937 to 1946, the carafe is a delight, and distinguishes itself with its unique character.
For Sale: $350
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Circa 1936-1944: Stunning and unusual in form, the Fiesta carafe stands out among the crowd. Perhaps best suited for a water jug, the carafe holds three pints and is adorned with a hand applied finial and cork lid.The carafe is found only in the first six original colors and is hard to find, especially in excellent, undamaged condition. This example boasts a well cared for life with no damage, no repairs and no use.
For Sale: $350
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Spectacular glaze and clean, even surface, this vintage Fiesta carafe in original green is sure to add itself perfectly in any collection. Hand applied finial and marked bottom with perfect cork and great art deco lines, mark the carafe as one of the must have items in the entire line. Short lived from 1937-1947, this early piece is hightly desirable and hard to find.
For Sale: $350
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Circa 1936-1946. The Fiesta cobalt carafe is a spectacular addition to your collection. A great large piece that stands 9 1/4" tall Boasting more flare and unique attributes than most fiestaware, the carafe was probably intended to keep your water ice cold on nice hot summer days. Exceedingly hard to find without chips are glaze errors. This one is a stunning, rich blue without skips or misses that can mare the cobalt. Guaranteed to please.
For Sale: $350
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Circa 1938-1946: The Vintage Fiesta footed salad bowl was one of the original pieces released with the Fiesta pottery line in 1936 - ambitious from the start, the giant footed salad measures over 11" across the top.
For Sale: $375
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Circa: 1950-1959. The 50s forest green Fiesta coffee pot is one of the most elusive pieces of fiesta pottery. To find one in perfect condition is a feat. This one is a spectacular example of what that forest green 50s glaze can be, deep, thick and spectacularly rich.
Standing only second in height to the twelve inch vase, the fiesta coffeepot draws a demanding presence. 10 1/2" h x 8" wide. The forest green coffeepot is a collectors prize and will showcase itself as the tallest piece produced in the 50s colors. This example is perfect.
For Sale: $375
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Circa: 1938 - 1942: One of the original four colors for the Harlequin line, one one of the most desirable pieces of holloware. Short lived piece - hard to find and in excellent condition.
For Sale: $375
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Circa 1938
One of the highlights of the Kitchen Kraft line, the covered jug is highly sought after and always an exciting find. (Large Variaiton)
For Sale: $375
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Circa 1937-1944. Here's a hard to find Fiesta Kitchen Kraft covered jar in original red. Sometimes reffered to as the "ball jug" or "cookie jar", the KK covered jar is a real treat for the collector looking for hard to find items. Slip cast jars with lids that were jiggered, marked in the mold on the bottom "HLC fiesta KITCHEN KRAFT U.S.A".
For Sale: $385
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Circa 1937-1944
Here is the highly sought after large Fiesta Kitchen Kraft covered ball jar in original yellow glaze. Sometimes refered to as the "ball jug" or "cookie jar", the KK covered jar is a real treat for the collector looking for hard to find items. Slip cast jars with lids that were jiggered, marked in the mold on the bottom "HLC fiesta KITCHEN KRAFT U.S.A". This example in yellow is in factory mint condition
For Sale: $385
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Circa 1937-1944. With only 21 items in the Fiesta Kitchen Kraft line the ball jars are among the most desirable. A real treat is to complete a collection of all three sizes or all twelve if you have the ambition. This example of the large sized covered ball or cookie jar in cobalt is sure to please the collector, with no chips, cracks, touch-ups or repairs
For Sale: $385
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Circa 1938 to 1946: One of the largest and most sought after pieces of the entire Fiesta line. Far fewer of these large footed salad bowls were produced than, say, the vegetable nappy bowl, so these beauties are a rare treat for the collector. Rings abound inside and out...
For Sale: $425
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Circa 1938-1942: Well, here it is the king daddy of them all - the giant #7 Fiesta nesting bowl. The sheer size of this bowl begs the question "What were they thinking at Homer Laughlin?" Even undertaking such a large piece of pottery, using the hand techniques of the late 30s, seems brazen indeed. Not only would the piece have to be spun around on a jiggering machine to be hand tooled on the inside, but it would then have to be fired once, then set to cool for days, then hand dipped in the finicky turquoise and fired again. But the painstaking method is worth it, for the final result is one of the highlights of the entire line...
For Sale: $425
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Circa 1942 to 1944: Vintage Fiesta juice pitcher in the rare original Red glaze in excellent condition, without any chips, cracks, damage, no repairs, no touch-ups. Nice clean condition with a great even glaze without mishaps...
For Sale: $450
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Produced for a scant two years, between 1938 and 1940, the fiesta syrup is an all time favorite for collectors and this rare ivory version will make a great addition to any collection.
For Sale: $450
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. Recently acquired from a wonderful collection of cobalt is this 8" vintage Fiesta vase. It is here with the fluted vases that vintage Fiesta tableware really transcends itself into art pottery. This example is in spectacular condition and will please even the most advanced collector.
For Sale: $495
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. Yellow 8" Fiesta pottery vase in bright sunny yellow will make a fantastic addition to any collection. This example boasts a spectacular glaze with no misses or flaws.
For Sale: $495
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Circa: 1937 - 1944. Wonderful red vintage fiesta art pottery vase. Spectacular condition without flaws or human damage. This piece boasts great shine and flawless form. Marked on the bottom in the mold "fiesta HLCo USA". Standing exactly 8" tall, discontinued early when the uranium used in the glaze was recalled for World War II, harder to find than the other vintage colors in this piece. You will surely be pleased to add this one to your collection or gift it to a lucky collector.
For Sale: $550
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Circa 1936-1942. This example boasts spectacular color without damage and showcases original green fiesta on one of the finest vintage fiesta pottery pieces available. Spectacular piece to add to your collection.
For Sale: $575
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Circa 1959-1960: One of the rarest medium green Fiesta pieces is the humble dessert bowl, produced for less than a year and in far less quanities than earlier pieces. Collectors will delight in finding the dessert bowl in medium green. This example is in excellent condition without damage or use and with a wonderful, even and rich application of the medium green.
For Sale: $595
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Circa: 1937-1942. The tripod candle holders are perhaps the hardest pieces of vintage fiesta pottery to find without damage. With 27 corners on the tiers it is all too common to find them with chips on the edges. Since I make it a practice not to buy fiesta with any damage it took a long time to make my first purchase of a pair of the candle holders (occassionally a single will appear, but it is the rare treat to find an original pair in mint condition). This example in turquoise boasts perfect condition.
For Sale: $595
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Circa 1937-1942: The stick handled design is only found on a few of the fiesta pieces. Here it is showcased on one of the most prized possessions in the Fiesta collection — the Turquoise Stick Handled Demitasse Coffeepot. Referred to as a Chocolate Pot by designer Fredick Rhead, the AD coffeepot will serve 8 demitasse cups (or 4 twice!). The piece was highly labor intensive to make, consisting of four individually cast parts, with the finial and the handle being hand applied. The spout hole was even created manually and can thus vary in size. The turquoise example is the most elusive and was perhaps produced in fewer numbers as it will always prove hardest to find. Standing a respectable 7 5/8" tall and 6 7/8" wide.
For Sale: $595
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Circa 1936-1942 The Fiesta After Dinner Coffeepot may stand as the most elegant piece in the line. This example boasts spectacular color without damage and showcases original red fiesta on one of the finest vintage fiesta pieces available.
For Sale: $595
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Circa 1936-1942
The Fiesta After Dinner Coffeepot may stand as the most elegant piece in the line. An abundance of decoration covers the body. The handle is fully fluted and joins the body in a drape of concentric rings. The angled design of the spout harkens to classic art-deco structures of the era. Lovers of the rich, deep color of vintage Fiesta cobalt glaze will love this prisitine example of one of the finest pieces in the pottery line. Very clean with no damage or use, spectacular example of the great luserous cobalt glaze. Immaculate piece to add to your collection.
For Sale: $595
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Circa November 1935-February 1936.
Rare flat-bottomed version of the Fiesta covered onion soup bowl in original ivory. Extremely short lived and rare, this classic example is in gorgeous, original condition.
For Sale: $750
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Circa August 1936 -February 1937.
Mixing bowl lids were produced for less than six months and are the first piece discontinued from the fiesta line.
For Sale: $695
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Circa November 1935-February 1936.
Mixing bowl lids were produced for less than six months and are the first piece discontinued from the fiesta line. This example in yellow boasts spectacular condition.
For Sale: $725
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Circa August 1936 -February 1937.
The nicest lid of all - this is what you're looking for in just spectacular condition.
For Sale: $775
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Circa August 1936 -February 1937.
The number four mixing bowl lid is the hardest of all the already hard pieces to find. Produced for a scant 6 months and in far fewer numbers for the larger #4, this example is a delight to find and a real treat for the collector.
For Sale: $825
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. Vintage Yellow Fiestapottery vase in excellent condition. Fantastic art deco design showcases pottery designer Frederick Rhead's modern sensibilities.
For Sale: $895
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. Cobalt blue original 10 inch vintage Fiesta pottery vase in excellent condition. Fantastic art deco design showcases pottery designer Frederick Rhead's modern sensibilities.
For Sale: $895
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. Original Fiesta green 10 inch pottery vase in excellent condition. Fantastic art deco design showcases pottery designer Frederick Rhead's modern sensibilities.
For Sale: $895
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. Original Turquoise 10" vintage Fiesta pottery vase. Excellent condition on this hard to find vintage piece of fiesta art pottery. This example in turquoise boasts a great bright glaze, shiny as the day it was made. If you love the vintage Fiesta turuquoise, this 10 inch vase will become a highlight in your collection or make someone a very excellent gift for a special occasion.
For Sale: $895
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Circa: 1959 - 1969: The medium green Fiesta teapot is one of the most delightful designs that was dipped in the elusive Medium Green glaze - the last of the original vintage fiesta glazes...
For Sale: $950
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Circa: 1937 - 1944. The red 10" vintage Fiesta vase trancendes dinnerware and stands out as a showcase piece of art pottery. The perfect rhythm of the art deco lines showcases pottery designer Frederick Rheads vision. This example in red boasts the early rich glaze, discontinued in 1944 when available uranium was recalled for government use.
For Sale: $995
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Circa: 1937 - 1946. Ivory 12" vintage Fiesta vase. If you like your vintage Fiesta pottery clean, this hard to find large ivory vase will delight you.
For Sale: $1195
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Circa 1951 - Mid 1952: The Fiesta juice pitcher was released throughout the years with various promotional campaigns in a few select colors, most commonly yellow, then red and celadeon green, and the rarest of them all is in the sophisticated Gray of the 50s fiesta For Sale: $1,395
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