Posted on August 24, 2009 by FiestaFan

Collectors,
Have you bought your Fiesta anniversary bowls yet? This is a exerpt from the press release from The Homer Laughlin Company. It is very important to note these bowls will be discontinued in September and that they will have a special 75th anniversary Fiesta stamp on them. I am listing them from a source that [...]

Posted on August 23, 2009 by FiestaFan

Continuing with Harlequin, we are up to talking about the 1940’s. In the forties, there were several new colors added. They were tangerine, rose, turquoise, and light green. Light green is fairly rare. There was another color reported, a Salmon color. Rose probably replaced Salmon, but it isn’t really known and it is hard to [...]

Posted on August 22, 2009 by FiestaFan

Collectors,
While not officially “Fiesta”, Harlequin was another line of dinnerware from the Homer Laughlin Company. Harlequin was produced as a less expensive dinnerware and sold through the F. W. Woolworth Company exclusively. Harlequin does NOT have the “Fiesta” trademark on the bottom.
Designed by Fredrick Rhead in the Fiesta Art Deco style, Harlequin was actively promoted [...]

Posted on August 21, 2009 by FiestaFan

t may seem a little out of season……and it is…….but there are some good bargains on Holiday Fiestaware these days. Why not take advantage of people doing their spring cleaning and buy some holiday dishes now.
There are more than one holiday pattern made by The Homer Laughling Company. Some pieces currently listed are in the [...]

Posted on August 20, 2009 by FiestaFan

Hi Collectors,
Let’s talk about vintage relish trays. Production of relish trays began in late 1935 and was discontinued in late 1946. Of course the red was discontinued in 1944 when all the other red was halted. They were made is Red, Turquoise, Ivory, Yellow, Green, and Cobalt.
We have a multi-colored relish tray in all [...]

Posted on August 19, 2009 by FiestaFan

Greetings Collectors,
The French Casserole was one of eight special campaign items offered from 1939 to 1942. The French Casserole is fairly rare. Ten years ago a French Casserole is excellent condition was worth about $250-$300.
If you have one you want to price, go to http://www.get4it.com and look up your dish in the color and [...]