Fiesta 20-Piece Service for 4 Dinnerware Set. This five-piece place setting from Fiestaware consists of a dinner plate, salad plate, 19 oz cereal bowl, 7.75-ounce cup, and saucer. The cup is just under 3 inches tall. The dinner plat is 10.5″ diameter and 15/16ths” depth; The salad bowl is 7.25″ diameter and 3/4″ depth. The […]
Fiesta 24-Ounce Gusto Bowl is manufactured by The Homer Laughlin China. Sunflower was introduced in 2001 and has been going strong every since. Sunflower is a bright but soft yellow. Being oversized and so deep it helps prevent spill over. The bowls are 6 x 6 x 3 inches deep and holds 23 oz. Perfect […]
Fiesta 14-1/4-Ounce Small Bowl from Homer Laughlin. This it’s a perfect little cereal, ice cream, salad, snack bowl. Good for entertaining since it can be held in one hand easily, think ‘stand-up eating. They are sturdy, they won’t wobble & tip when guests set them down, either. Also very appealing filled with any hot or […]
Fiesta 6-1/4-Ounce Fruit Bowl from Homer Laughlin in Turquoise color. First, lets talk about Turquoise. The exact date that Turquoise was added is not documented. It was not one of the original 5 colors but came along around 1937. It was considered for one of the original Fiesta colors but didn’t make the cut. These […]
Fiesta 4-Piece Place Setting. Fiesta is made by the Homer Laughlin China company and is America’s largest producer of china and still operates in Newell West Virginia. Sunflower Fiesta was introduced in 2001 and is still a favorite of many that love waking up to the bright cherry color. This set is chip resistant, made […]
Fiesta 9-Inch Luncheon Plate manufactured by The Homer Laughlin China Company. America’s largest domestic producer of dinnerware, and the sole manufacturer of all Fiesta dinnerware. All Fiesta pieces are Microwave safe, Oven-proof, Dishwasher safe, Freezer proof, Lead-Free, and Made in America with the implementation of many green practices. The very durable glaze is great for […]
Fiesta 2-1/4-Inch Salt and Pepper Set manufactured by The Homer Laughlin China Company. According to Wikipedia, ” Salt shakers became increasingly common after anti-caking agents were introduced by the Morton Salt company in the 1920s. “The Great Depression of the 1930s boosted the popularity of salt and pepper shakers as global ceramics producers concentrated on […]
We all can’t visit the Homer Laughlin Factory itself, but here is a video I found that is made from several pictures someone took while visiting. It is the next best thing to going yourself.