Fiesta Dishes. Info

Posted on April 17, 2010 by Gretta

Fiesta Sea Mist Green was first created in 1989 and was discontinued in 2005. Because of its recent discontinuation, there are still some Fiesta Sea Mist Green pieces for sale on Amazon.com. Usually, you won’t find rare and collectible Fiesta listed with big retailers – but today’s our lucky day. Check out Fiestaware Sea Mist [...]

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Gretta

Lead content is a bit of the redheaded stepchild of both vintage and contemporary dinnerware – including Fiesta. The fear among many consumers is that lead from the glaze can leach into your food and into your body and cause lead poisoning. Homer Laughlin is well aware of this, and has since begun printing “Lead [...]

Posted on April 05, 2010 by Gretta

If you’re bargain hunting for retired Fiesta on eBay or making a pilgrimage to the Everything Fiesta factory Outlet in the Flatwoods Factory Outlet stores in West Virginia, you will undoubtedly come across something known as “second quality” Fiesta. You’ll notice that second quality Fiestaware comes at a significant price discount – but what is [...]

Posted on April 01, 2010 by Gretta

Hot on the heels of Homer Laughlin’s 2009 addition to the Fiestaware line (Fiesta Lemongrass) is this spicy newcomer: Paprika. Homer Laughlin announced on its website that Paprika Fiestaware would be hitting the shelves in department stores this summer, making it the first color to come out in 2010. Fittingly, this new Fiesta color takes [...]

Posted on November 09, 2009 by Gretta

Ever sort through your cabinet of Fiestaware and wonder: “How old is this Fiestaware? How much is this Fiestaware worth? How can I tell if my Fiestaware is old or vintage Fiestaware?” The answer to those questions is neither simple nor definitive.  There are dozens of markings on Fiestaware and they are often difficult to [...]