Homer Laughlin released two types of candle holders for their fiestaware line, bulb and tripods. The tripod version was modeled four months before the bulb set, but both were part of the initial release in 1936. The tripods were not big sellers and were discontinued when red was no longer available, by the end of 1942. The bulbs continued to be made until the end of 1946. Both are great items to add variety and flare to your collection, with the tripods being very hard to find.
Circa 1936-1942: The second design for a candleholder for the fiestaware line, the bulb version was made for eleven short years and will only be found in the first six original vintage fiesta colors. This example in original light green is in excellent condition.
For Sale: $155
Circa 1936-1942: The Vintage Fiesta bulb candle holder is an affordable and unique piece of the vintage Fiesta pottery. Less likely to be found with damage than the tripod candle holders and at a fraction of the price.
For Sale: $165
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 are a delightful addition to the collection.
For Sale: $155
Circa 1936-1946: Part of the original release in the fiestaware line from 1936, the creamy ivory vellum glaze is showcased on the great design of the art pottery pieces from Homer Laughlin, like these unique bulb candle holders.
For Sale: $145
Circa 1937-1946: The Vintage Fiesta bulb candle holders belong to that delightful group of shapes were only produced in the first original six colors, turquoise being added slightly later, in 1937. It always surprises me how hard it is to find these early pieces in the turquoise glaze with a nice application, without issues and damage.
For Sale: $165
Circa 1936-1946: The Fiesta bulb holder is a great, affordable, unique piece of the fiesta line to collect. Less likely to be found with damage than the tripod holders and at a fraction of the price. This example in the bright and sunny original fiesta yellow glaze is in excellent condition and mixes and matches well with any color.
For Sale: $140
The vintage fiesta tripod candle holders are in a class all by themselves. Constructed from a complex four part mold, the three supports would have to be attatched to the base by hand. Not a big seller, Homer Laughlin discontinued the tripods early on, by the end of 1942 when the red glaze was also withdrawn. Finding any is a rare treat and especially in exeptional condition as these matching pairs are.
Circa 1936-1942: The original green color embodied the American kitchen palette for more than a decade, and there is no better way to celebrate this iconic color than on the triumphant design of the vintage fiesta tripod candle holders.
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