Every Fiesta collector will have their favorite color, but, eventually, all original eleven of the Vintage Fiesta colors will come to fascinate and tantilize us. The blue glaze is one of the initial five colors (red, yellow, blue, green and ivory) to be used on the original Fiesta shapes and introduced to the world in 1936. The glaze specialist at Homer Laughlin in the 20s and 30s was Dr. Albert Victor Bleininger, and, although we are all enamored with the Fiesta design, it truly is the vintage glazes that sets the pottery apart from its contemporary post '86 sibling. Designer Frederick Rhead refers to the original Fiesta blue in his journals as "deep blue," and deep it is. Anyone who has added the Vintage Fiesta cobalt blue to their collection will appreciate the contrast the deep glaze creates in their table settings and their cabinet collections. Simply referred to as "blue" by HLCo, this rich glaze has, without a doubt, held the test of time.
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Circa 1936-1951: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.
For Sale: $15
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Circa 1936-1951: 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. This cobalt example is in very good clean condition.
For Sale: $20
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Circa 1937-1951: Original Blue Fiesta glaze must be virtually unused to remain pristine as it shows scratches so easily. I only have a few original cobalt plates available because they are hard to find in good condition. These will please the collector.
For Sale: $40
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Circa 1938-1951: The stick handled version, which was part of the original release in 1936 was quickly redesigned for this more utilitarian and classic ring handled version of the Vintage Fiesta sugar bowl.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1936-1944: The vintage Fiesta Salt & Pepper Shakers are two of the 14 pieces that were made through the entire vintage production. Part of the original line and produced in all 11 vintage colors, they were oddly enough sold seperately and not as pairs.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1938-1951: Fully glazed, hand jiggered, and an in-mold mark on the bottom. This example in the stunning Blue boasts a smooth inside full of concentric rings.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1936-1951: 5 1/2" version of the classic vintage Fiesta bowl shape that is found on the nappies and the fruit bowls. Each bowl was hand jiggered to etch in the concentric rings.
For Sale: $45
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Circa 1940-1944: 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: $55
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Circa 1936-1952: Finding scratch free examples of the Original blue Fiesta glaze is no easy feat. Examples such as this Vintage Fiesta deep plate in the original blue are a delight to find and make it worth the wait. Showcasing the abundant rings that decorate the wide rim, inside bottom and outside as well. Homer Laughlin spared no expense having potters etch in bands and bands of rings by hand on their jiggering machines. This example in original cobalt is in excellent condition without damage or use. Measures 8 1/2" wide and 1 1/2" tall.
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1936-1951: Made upside down with the clay being pressed into a mold, spun around on a jiggering machine and tooled on the back, fired twice and fully glazed, even the simple plate was attentively produced at Homer Laughlin
For Sale: $55
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Circa 1936-1951: A simple, yet delightful bowl, made in all eleven Vintage Fiesta colors, the dessert bowl will prove itself useful in many ways on the table. Hard to find in good shape in the original blue Fiesta glaze, this example is in excellent condition, adorned with hand crafted rings and marked in the mold on the bottom: "fiesta MADE IN USA HLCo"
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1939-1959: 13" Vintage Fiesta chop plate in original Original Blue glaze Marked on the back with black inkstamp under the glaze. It's hard to find vintage Blue flatware without scratches and it's such a treat when they are in excellent condition, as this one is.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1940-1951: Vintage smokers will rejoice when they get to use Fiesta pottery for their smoking pleasure. This example in cobalt is marked with the "GENUINE fiesta HCLo USA" backstamp.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1936-1951: The vintage Fiesta teacup and saucer set is a wonderful two piece ensemble that embodies iconic Fiesta design elements, like the ring handle tapering off in art-deco drapes and bands.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1937-1946. The Vintage Fiesta water tumbler is perfect for lemonade or iced tea served with the disk water pitcher
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1937-1944: Small version— Fiesta Kitchen Kraft pie plate in original cobalt blue glaze in ver good condition.
For Sale: $65
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Circa 1936-1937: Vintage Fiesta 8 1/2 inch vegetable bowl in early Original Blue glaze. Marked "Fiesta HLC USA" (this mark was changed to "Fiesta/MADE IN USA" by 1938, dating this bowl). Very nice condition...
For Sale: $70
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Circa 1949-1959: 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: $75
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Circa 1937-1952: Like all plates, the platter would have been made upside down with the rings on the backside being hand tooled on the jiggering machine, clay would then dry, be bisque fired, cool for up to days, dipped fully in the luscious HLCo glazes, set on the stilts in the kiln and fired again.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1936-1951: The vintage Fiesta sauce boats design is superb and really showcases pottery designer Frederick Rheads vision.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1937-1951: The 10 1/2" compartment plate was inspired from a suggestion by the Lazarus retailers during a visit by pottery designer Frederick Rhead to their stores in Columbus Ohio.
For Sale: $80
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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: $85
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Circa 1937-1951: The Fiesta egg cup was one of fourteen new editions to the quickly popular pottery line within the first year. Larger than most egg cups, the Fiesta version stands over 3 18" tall and 3 3/8" wide.
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1938-1944: The fully glazed 11" cake plates only decorative addition is a minimal step along the edge, otherwise it is fully flat and devoid of any decoration. One of the items that was originally marked only with a foil label and no mark impressed into the pottery itself.
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1937-1944:Modeled in the spring of 1937, the Homer Laughlin Pottery Company's oval platter measures a large 13 1/16" long.
For Sale: $85
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Circa 1936-1939: Early Version Outside Bottom Rings— 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. The bottoms of these early versions will be covered with bands of concentric rings that would have been etched in the clay by hand on a jiggering machine.
For Sale: $90
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Circa 1939-1951: No tableware line would be without a sugar bowl and the vintage Fiesta pottery version doesn't disappoint with its abundance of charming details, including, a hand jiggered, flared foot, scroll handles and hand applied finial on top of lid, along with wonderful amount of concentric rings. Deep and rich, Original Blue remains one of the most recognized Fiesta pottery colors and stands as a classic example of 30s and 40s American pottery.
For Sale: $95
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Circa 1937-1944: Large Size—Modeled in the spring of 1937 for the Royal Metal Manufacturing Co. out of Chicago, the Homer Laughlin Pottery Company's oval platter measures a large 13 1/16" long. This example includes the original metal holder.
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: $115
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Circa 1939-1959: 15" Vintage Fiesta chop plate in original Original Blue glaze Marked on the back with black inkstamp under the glaze. It's hard to find vintage Original Blue flatware without excessive scratches and it's such a treat when they are in very nice condition.
For Sale: $120
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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 1936: 2nd Fiesta pottery 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 rings.
For Sale: $135
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Circa 1936-1946: This example of the vintage Fiesta bud vase in Original Blue 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: $140
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Circa 1938: Lazarus department store, out of Columbus Ohio, had a special relationship with Homer Laughlin Pottery Company. The gold stenciled pieces produced for the Lazarus anniversaries are a blast!
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1938-1944: It is perhaps the solid color pottery Vintage Fiesta nesting bowl sets from the 30s and 40s that define American dinnerware. There may be no greater universally loved and recognized household item than the kitchen bowl. Measures 6 11/16" w x 4 9/16h"
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1936-1946: The bulb candle holders are 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 pottery line.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1937-1944: Kitchen Kraft Original Blue Salad Spoon. Designed to accompany the salad fork with the large 11 3/4" bowl. Hard to find in undamaged condition.
For Sale: $145
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Circa 1937-1951: 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 1938-1942: 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 excellent condition. Measures 5 7/8" w x 3 15/16h"
For Sale: $155
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Circa 1939-1951: Three Piece Set— 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: $155
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Circa 1937-1944: The vintage fiesta Kitchen Kraft covered casserole in original blue glaze is a delightful crossover between the original Vintage Fiesta line and the ovenware version introduced slightly after the potteries popular release. This example is in spectacular condition. Measures 8 3/4"wide x 3 1/4"tall
For Sale: $155
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Circa 1938-1944: It is delightful to think about an era when one would use a vintage Fiesta Kitchen Kraft cake server! A delicate pottery cake or pie server dipped in a thick rich blue color with wonderful details molded into the handle and an edge so thin it defies logic.
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1938-1944: It is delightful to think about an era when one would use delicate pottery utensils! A ceramic pottery fork with delicate tines and an edge so thin it defies logic showcases the optimistic enthusiasm of the era.
For Sale: $165
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Circa 1938-1951: Original blue 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 1938-1944: Starting to get larger with the #4 mixing bowls... Measures 7 11/16" w x 5 1/16h". The 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 cobalt is in excellent condition. It's always nice to find the cobalt mixing bowls without glaze skips, since they show up so easily with the dark glaze. This example is just great with a rich, bold and even glaze and boasts a perfect rim, without dings or use.
For Sale: $175
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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: $185
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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 1938-1944: It is delightful to think about an era when one would use delicate pottery utensils! A ceramic pottery fork with delicate tines and an edge so thin it defies logic showcases the optimistic enthusiasm of the era. It's always a treat to find the Vintage Fiesta Kitchen Kraft utensils with their original labels (it doesn't get any better!)
For Sale: $185
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Circa 1938-1944: Unlike the Vintage Fiesta pottery line, the Kitchen Kraft pieces were marketed with a black and metalic label paper label. These labels are highly prized pieces for collectors and to find ones in perfect, undamaged condition, is as good as it gets. Here is an exceptional example of the Vintage Fiesta Kitchen Kraft cobalt blue cake lifter with the original label.
For Sale: $195
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Circa 1938-1944: Unlike the Fiesta pottery line, the Kitchen Kraft go-along pieces were marketed with a black and metalic labels. These labels are highly prized pieces for collectors and to find ones in perfect, undamaged condition, is as good as it gets. Here is an exceptional example of the Fiesta Kitchen Kraft cobalt blue salad spoon with the original label.
For Sale: $195
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Circa 1937-1951: 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 Blue teapot in perfect condition.
For Sale" $245
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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. The earliest versions have a hand applied foot, like the early footed sald bowls and 12" comports. In November of 1936 the mold was changed to include the foot, which was then hand turned on the jiggering machine.
For Sale: $275
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Circa 1936-1943: This example boasts its original price tag which reads "The Emporium St. Paul $1.39". Comes with the metal go-along carrier and makes a wonderful set. Undamaged piece of course, never seeing any use.
For Sale: $275
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Circa 1936-1938: One of the great pieces of the Vintage Fiesta line—the footed comport, which crosses over from dinnerware to art pottery. This example is an earlier version with hand applied foot and extra bottom rings and is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $285
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Circa 1940-1943: Produced for a scant 2 1/2 years, the Fiesta sugar, cream and tray set is a great find. Shown here in the classic Original Blue tray with vintage yellow covered sugar and creamer. The sugar and creamer figure eight set was one of the last designs by designer Frederick Rhead.
For Sale: $295
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Circa 1938-1946: 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 1936-1946. Original Blue Fiesta mustard jar in excellent condition. Unmarked, as all mustards were. Stands at a tall 3 1/8". These darling little mustards with their delicate lids are hard to find, especially in perfect, undamaged condition like this one.
For Sale: $325
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Circa 1937-1952: 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 Original Blue coffeepot is a collectors prize and will showcase itself as the 2nd tallest piece produced in the vintage line.
For Sale: $325
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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 Original Blue 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: $345
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Circa: 1937-1946: The widest of all the bowls in the entire Vintage Fiesta dinnerware line, the 11 3/4" fruit bowl is a delight to find in cobalt without damage, use, wear or glaze irregularities. Originally intented to be used with the Kitchen Kraft fork and spoon set, the large 11 3/4" Vintage Fiesta fruit bowl is a delight to use with your mix and match table settings.
For Sale: $345
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Circa 1938-1940: Homer Laughlin's Riviera line came in four standard colors, Vintage Fiesta red and green, along with Harlequin yellow & Harlequin blue (mauve). But the deep rich cobalt blue from the Vintage Fiesta pottery line occassionally found it's way onto the Century shapes that were used in the Riviera line. At most only a few pieces of Riviera cobalt surface each year. They are all highly desirable pieces, but it is the batter tray that will give you the opportunity to really make dramatic statements with your collection.
For Sale: $350
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Circa 1936-1944. The vintage Fiesta covered marmalade jar was added to the line in mid 1936. Slip cast from three pieces with the finial hand applied, the lidded marmalade is hard to find and a delight to add to your collection.
For Sale: $375
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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 Original Blue is sure to please the collector, with no chips, cracks, touch-ups or repairs
For Sale: $375
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Circa 1938- 1944. Fiesta Kitchen Kraft covered jug in original cobalt blue. Slip cast and finished by hand with an in mold mark on the bottom "Fiesta Kitchen Kraft". Very scarce piece. (Smaller Variation)
For Sale: $375
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Circa 1936-1946. The Fiesta Original Blue 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 Fiesta pottery, 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 Original Blue. Guaranteed to please.
For Sale: $385
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Circa 1936-1946: 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: $395
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Circa 1938-1940: Produced for a scant two years, the Fiesta syrup is an all time favorite for collectors. This example of the vintage Fiesta syrup pitcher in the highly desirable Original Blue glaze also boasts a rich, unfaded and undamaged lid.
For Sale: $425
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Circa 1938-1944. The fiesta Kitchen Kraft stacking refrigerator set was chosen for inclusion in the 40s promotional campaign. The Refrigerator Set was the final item offered in the campaign. This example includes a yellow lid with red, green and coblat stacking units. Modified from unproduced designs for the Jewel Tea company, the stacking units are wonderfully thick walled, straight sides and fully glazed bottoms- all pieces of the set included hand working on the jiggering machines.
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: $475
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Circa 1936-1946: Fully Marked Set: Next to a complete set of vintage Fiesta nesting bowls, the Fiesta relish tray gives us the most opporturnities to mix and match our favorite Vintage Fiesta colors. This example boasts all six original colors on the Original Cobalt Blue Vintage Fiesta base, in a strikingly bold color combination— a truly wonderful example of one of the highlights of the vintage Fiesta collection.
For Sale: $485
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Circa 1936-1938: All Marked, Thick Walled: The centerpiece of many collections. The vintage Fiesta Relish tray was originally sold by Homer Laughlin to wholesalers in one color, as shown in this spectacular example of an all cobalt blue relish tray.
For Sale: $525
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Circa 1936-1942: Three supporting tiers form Frederick Rhead's candlestick holders design, produced for seven years and not big sellers at the time, makes the demand for the tripod candle holders high. Slip cast from a highly detailed four part mold and formed from liquid clay, the survival rate of this delicate piece is slim. To find a pair in excellent, undamaged condition is a collectors greatest delight. With twenty seven edges on the tripod columns themselves, damage is all to common.
For Sale: $545
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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 Original Blue 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 Original Blue glaze. Immaculate piece to add to your collection.
For Sale: $545
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Circa August 1936-February 1937: The vintage Fiesta mixing bowl lids never made it into any company literature and remain one of the most prized possessions in advanced collections. Made in only 4 of the 7 bowl sizes, the number four lid is the granddaddy of them all. Hard to find and coveted by collectors.
For Sale: $695
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Circa 1937-1946: This example of his 10 inch Vintage Fiesta pottery vase in original cobalt blue is in excellent condition, boasting a fantastic art deco design and showcasing pottery designer Frederick Rhead's modern sensibilities. Streamlined yet decorated enough to keep our interests engaged, Rhead's pottery has become an iconic representation of an era and there is no better way to celebrate with the art pottery vases. Standing exactly 10" tall, this Vintage Fiesta vase is in excellent, undamaged condition.
For Sale: $895
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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 Vintage Fiesta line. They never made it into any company literature and remain one of the most prized possessions in advanced collections. Available in the first five colors only (no turquoise) and for the first four bowl sizes only, the VIntage Fiesta mixing bowl lid is a delight to find.
For Sale: $895
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Circa 1937-1942: The 12" Vintage Fiesta flower vase will tower above all other Vintage Fiesta pottery and grandly take the place as one of the most cherished pieces of the entire vintage line. Never made again, Homer Laughlin Potter Company really out did themselves here with this spectacular feat of hand worked American made antique pottery. This example in the original cobalt glaze is a spectacular example. Measures 12" tall. Measures 11 3/4" h x 5 15/16" wide at top & 5" at the base.
For Sale: $1650
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Circa November 1935-February 1936.
Rare flat-bottomed version of the Fiesta covered onion soup bowl in Original Blue. Only made for four months of production!
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Circa 1936-1938: Inside Bottom Rings: Inside bottom rings on the #1 vintage FieCollectors 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 the original cobalt blue is in spectacular condition. Measures 4 15/16" x 3 9/16"
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Circa 1938-1942: It's the Number FIve Fiesta nesting bowl that really starts to take on some size. By the time you reach the number seven you're at 11" wide. 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 cobalt is in excellent condition. It's always nice to find the cobalt mixing bowls without glaze skips, since they show up so easily with the dark glaze. This example is just great with a rich, bold and even glaze, without scratches to mar its surface, nothing to note but a perfect rim, without dings or use. Nicely marked on the bottom in the mold with the embressed "HLC fiesta MADE IN USA" . Measures 7 11/16" w x 5 1/16h"
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Circa March 1937 - Late 1937: The vintage Fiesta cake plate shows a completely flat surface, with no slight raising at the edges and a backside completely covered with rings..
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Circa 1936-1938: Early Version— of the utility tray, with the dry foot, made for less than two years.
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Circa 1937-1946: Recently acquired from a wonderful collection of Original Blue 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.
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Circa 1937-1944: Unlike the Fiesta pottery line, the Kitchen Kraft go-along pieces were marketed with a black and metalic labels. These labels are highly prized pieces for collectors and to find ones in perfect, undamaged condition, is as good as it gets. Here is an exceptional example of the Fiesta Kitchen Kraft stacking unit in cobalt glaze with a mint original label.
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Circa 1937-1944: Two Piece Set— From the Brian Fischer collection comes this lovely Vintage Fiesta Kitchen Kraft cake lifter in original blue glaze and Vintage FIesta Kitchen Kraft Cake Plate. Both pieces are in unused condition, without damage or use.
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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 cobalt blue, with such a good, even glaze. This example is in fantastic, unused condition and will surely please the collector.
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Circa 1940: Becky Turner Collection— Classic red, green and yellow color combination makes up the promo Fiesta Kitchen Set. Rarely found complete, the set consists of the Kitchen Kraft 9" yellow pie plate and the green casserole with red lid.
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Circa 1938-1948: Collectors lament that there was never a vintage Fiesta butter dish designed just exclusively for the line, and usually substitute one dipped in the Harlequin colors. But occassionally the original Homer Laughlin vintage Half Pound Lidded butter surfaces in Fiesta color, like Ivory or Original Blue. Not common in any color, it is a treat to find the original vellum ivory on the elusive 1/2 pound butter.
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Circa 1938-1944: The go-alongs made to accompany the vintage Fiesta pottery pieces are becoming overwhelmingly popular. This example is a fantastic find.
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Circa 1936-1940. Riviera pottery came in a standard four colors (red, green, yellow & mauve), not the deep rich cobalt blue from the Fiesta pottery line. Only a few pieces are found each year, so they are all highly desirable, but it is the batter tray that will give you the opportunity to really make dramatic statements with your collection. This example of the batter tray is in excellent condition, without issues and is a delight to find and offer here. Measures 13 1/2" long x 10 1/4" wide.
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