Riviera Berry Bowl in Harlequin Yellow »

Circa 1938-1948: Riviera pottery was designed on the tailcoats of art deco and industrial influences. Adapted from the Century line and dipped in vibrant and cheerful solid color glazes. 5 1/2"w.

For Sale: $30

Riviera Berry Bowl in Harlequin Blue »

Circa 1938-1948: The simple little berry bowl with its charming scalloped edges is the perfect size to keep you slim— from the 30s when we were skinnier! 5 1/2"w

For Sale: $30

Riviera Oatmeal Bowl in Harlequin Blue »

Circa 1938-1948: The complex Harlequin mauve blue glaze makes a great statement on the delightful, harder to find oatmeal bowl shape. The oatmeal bowl was added to the line right before Christmas in 1938. A great piece of pottery, surprisingly large for the otherwise petite Riviera line, the oatmeal bowl is the perfect size for many uses. Measures 6 1/4" x 2".

For Sale: $55

Riviera Oatmeal Bowl in Harlequin Yellow »

Circa 1938-1948: The vintage Riviera pottery oatmeal bowl was added to the line right before Christmas in 1938. A great piece of pottery, surprisingly large for the otherwise petite Riviera line, the oatmeal bowl is the perfect size for many uses and is a delight to see dipped in your favorite color. The bright and sunny Harlequin yellow glaze was the yellow used in the Riviera line and it's delightful on the harder to find oatmeal bowl shape. Measures 6 1/4" x 2".

For Sale: $55

Riviera Oval Baker Bowl in Red »

Circa 1938-1942: Fantastic condition and breath taking glaze. Great scalloped corners and simple lines showcase the art deco era of the 30s. Collectors of vintage Fiesta will enjoy their favorite red color on the novelty of the Riviera pottery line.

For Sale: $75

Riviera Oval Baker in Harlequin Yellow »

Circa 1938-1948: Oval baker bowl in yellow in fantastic condition. Scalloped edges and a great, useful size and nice light weight make this a perfect piece to use on your festive table.

For Sale: $50

Riviera Oval Baker in Original Green »

Circa 1938-1948: Excellent condition for this hard to find Riviera pottery piece. Produced in far less quanities than Fiestaware, Riviera will prove harder and harder to find, especially in good condition.

For Sale: $60

Riviera Vegetable Nappy Bowl in Red »

Circa 1938-1942: Great scalloped corners are the only subtle, yet powerful, decoration on the bowl. Much harder to find than its Harlequin or Fiesta counterparts, this example is in excellent condition,

For Sale: $75

Riviera Vegetable Nappy Bowl in Harlequin Blue »

Circa 1938-1948: The nappy bowls designed by Homer Laughlin pottery were an important part of the family table. Large and useable, these bowls carry an impressive presence in person. No damage and a fabulous glaze make this example in the original Harlequin (mauve) blue is in excellent condition without use.

For Sale: $65

Riviera Vegetable Nappy Bowl in Original Green »

Circa 1938-1948: Great scalloped corners are the only subtle, yet powerful, decoration on the bowl. Much harder to find than its Harlequin or Fiesta counterparts, this example in bright yellow is in excellent condition,

For Sale: $65

Riviera Vegetable Nappy Bowl in Harlequin Yellow »

Circa 1938-1948: Great scalloped corners are the only subtle, yet powerful, decoration on the bowl. Much harder to find than its Harlequin or Fiesta counterparts, this example in bright yellow is in excellent condition,

For Sale: $65

Vintage Riviera Pottery Covered Casserole in Original Red »

Circa 1938-1943: The Riviera covered casserole in the original red Vintage Fiesta glaze is one of the lines grandest pieces. Measures 10 1/2" long.

For Sale: $275

Vintage Riviera Pottery Covered Casserole in Original Mauve »

Circa 1938-1945: The great Homer Laughlin casserole of the 1930s, dipped in the Harlequin blue glaze is spectacular.

For Sale: $185

Vintage Riviera Pottery Covered Casserole in Original Yellow »

Circa 1938-1945: The bright and sunny Harlequin yellow glaze was also used for the Riviera line and compliments the other three colors perfectly. Measures 10 1/2" long.

For Sale: $185

Vintage Riviera Pottery Covered Casserole in Original Green Glaze »

Circa 1938-1945: The Riviera-Century pottery casserole dish in original green, fuses well with the Fiesta tableware. Gorgeous color and delightful art-deco form makes this piece a great addition to your collection.

For Sale: $185

Vintage Riviera Pottery Covered Casserole in Original Ivory Glaze »

Circa 1938-1945: This example of the century shape casserole in the creamy ivory glaze is a fantastic example. Unmarked and making a perfect transition from Fiesta to Riviera.

For Sale: $165

Rare Riviera Demitasse Cup and Saucer Set in Original Ivory Glaze »

Circa 1938: Here is an extremely rare and hardly ever seen Riviera demitasse cup and saucer in original ivory. Excellent condition, only one I've ever owned...

SOLD

Riviera Pottery Large Covered Batter Jar in Original Green »

Circa 1936-1944: Unlike any other piece in the Riviera pottery line, the batter jug towers above all the other dinnerware and is a delight to add to the collection. Found usually in the original Fiesta green glaze, rarely examples in ivory, red, yellow and mauve appear, but for some reason usually without lids. Paired with the syrup and set upon a 13" batter tray, the ensemble is complete and one of the cornerstones of the potteries line is formed.

For Sale: $285

Riviera Pottery Large Batter Jar in Original Red Glaze »

Circa 1938-1942: Unlike any other piece in the Riviera pottery line, the batter jug towers above all the other dinnerware and is a delight to add to the collection. Found usually in the original Fiesta green glaze, rarely examples in ivory, red, yellow and mauve appear, but for some reason without lids. So few of these surface that it is easy to consider this a rare piece and advanced collectors will be excited to add this great shape to their collections in one of the hard to find colors.

For Sale: $325

Riviera Pottery Large Batter Jar in Original Mauve Blue Glaze »

Circa 1938-1944: Unlike any other piece in the Riviera pottery line, the batter jug towers above all the other dinnerware and is a delight to add to the collection. Found usually in the original Fiesta green glaze, rarely examples in ivory, red, yellow and mauve appear, but for some reason without lids. So few of these surface that it is easy to consider this a rare piece and advanced collectors will be excited to add this great shape to their collections in one of the hard to find colors.

For Sale: $325

Riviera Pottery Large Batter Jar in Original Yellow Glaze »

Circa 1938-1944: Unlike any other piece in the Riviera pottery line, the batter jug towers above all the other dinnerware and is a delight to add to the collection. Found usually in the original Fiesta green glaze, rarely examples in ivory, red, yellow and mauve appear, but for some reason without lids. So few of these surface that it is easy to consider this a rare piece and advanced collectors will be excited to add this great shape to their collections in one of the hard to find colors.

For Sale: $275

Riviera 11 1/2" Platter with Plain Handles in Original Harlequin Blue Glaze »

Circa 1938-1948: The Riviera platter comes in an abundant variety of shapes and sizes. This example is referred to as the "Oval Well Plain" platter.

For Sale: $75

Riviera 11 1/2" Platter with Tab Handles in Original Mauve »

Circa 1938-1948: Designed on the tails of the art deco and industrial ages, the sublte scalloped edges and great streamlined lines found in the tab handles make this a classic example of American dinnerware.

For Sale: $75

Riviera 11 1/2" Platter with Tab Handles in Original Yellow »

Circa 1938-1948: Designed on the tails of the art deco and industrial ages, the sublte scalloped edges and great streamlined lines found in the tab handles make this a classic example of American dinnerware.

For Sale: $75

Vintage Homer Laughlin 11 1/2" Batter Tray in Original Ivory Vellum Glaze »

Circa 1933: The ivory vellum glaze was used on early Homer Laughlin shapes, leaving collectors with gorgeous examples on pieces such as the delightful tabbed handled batter tray.

For Sale: $125

Vintage Riviera Pottery 11" Batter Tray in Original Green Glaze »

Circa 1938-1948: The Riviera rectangular batter tray is trimmed with three tier tabbed handles and four simply scalloped edges. The Riviera pottery trays were made on a ram press, a method that pressed the clay body as oppossed to pouring slip into a mold.

For Sale: $125

Riviera Pottery 13" Platter with Tab Handles in Yellow »

Circa 1938-1948: Large Version— The larger of the two sizes, the 13" Riviera platter demands much more presence than its 11" counterparts. This example in the sunny harlequin yellow glaze is in excellent condition. Measures 13 1/2" in the kiln for a second firing.

For Sale: $95

Vintage Riviera Pottery Disk Juice Pitcher in Harlequin Blue Glaze »

Circa 1940: The Vintage Homer Laughlin Riviera pottery line has few stars in its small offerings, but the disk juice is one of them, and it gets even better when it is found in the Harlequin blue glaze. A great cross over and a hard to find piece, this example is a joy to add to the collection.

For Sale: $325

Vintage Riviera Pottery Disk Juice Pitcher in Original Yellow Glaze »

Circa 1940: Riviera was made in vastly lower quantities than its Fiesta and Harlequin counterparts and will taunt the hunting collector with its scarcity. Enjoy it while it's available because soon there will be little left to go around.

For Sale: $275

Vintage Riviera Pottery Sauce Boat in Original Yellow Glaze »

Circa 1938-1948: Measures 7 1/2 inches long and stands 2 3/4 inches high. Collectors of Homer Laughlin and early American solid colored dinnerware and art-deco enthusiasts will enjoy RIviera's distinct triple-scalloped edges.

For Sale: $65

Vintage Riviera Pottery Salt & Pepper Shakers in Original Red »

Circa 1938-1942: Two of the 14 pieces that were made through the entire vintage production. They were part of the original line and oddly enough were sold seperately and not as pairs although there is a distint difference in them, the pepper having smaller holes and a smaller hole pattern than the salts.

For Sale: $75

Vintage Riviera Pottery Salt & Pepper Shakers in Original Ivory Glaze »

Circa 1942-1948: Ivory became the standard substitute glaze for red to carry on the Rivera line during and after WWII. Ivory Riviera shakers make a great crossover between vintage Fiesta and other Homer Laughlin pottery lines.

For Sale: $75

Vintage Riviera Pottery Salt & Pepper Shakers in Original Harlequin Blue Glaze »

Circa 1938-1948: Two of the 14 pieces that were made through the entire vintage production. They were part of the original line and oddly enough were sold seperately and not as pairs although there is a distint difference in them, the pepper having smaller holes and a smaller hole pattern than the salts.

For Sale: $75

Vintage Fiesta Red Riviera Pottery Sugar and Creamer Set »

Circa 1938-1942: Three Piece Set— The Vintage Fiesta red glaze was such a fabulous hit that it soon found it's way onto a whole bunch of shapes and designs from other pottery lines at Homer Laughlin. Who could resist this brilliant glaze? And it really is showcased well, here on the sugar and creamer set made for the Riviera Pottery line.

For Sale: $145

Vintage Riviera Sugar & Creamer Set in Original Yellow Glaze »

Circa 1938-1948: Riviera sugar and creamer set in original yellow. Here's the sunny, bright yellow glaze on the great, art-deco inspired sugar and creamer set from the 30s-40s.

For Sale: $135

Vintage Century Homer Laughlin Pottery Sugar & Creamer Set in Original Ivory Vellum Glaze »

Circa 1943-1948: Sugar bowl & creamer set in excellent condition. Collectors of vintage 30s and 40s solid colored dinnerware will appreciate the buttery ivory glaze that is rich and subtle.

For Sale: $145

Vintage Riviera Pottery Covered Syrup Pitcher in Red Glaze »

Circa 1938-1942: The Riviera pottery lidded syrup in original red is a charming and unusual piece. This example is in excellent condition. If you do not own a syrup but collect Riviera or love the early Fiestaware pottery, this piece will absolutely delight you. Finding the syrups for Riviera is becoming increasingly difficult. This one is a real treat.

For Sale: $325

Vintage Riviera Pottery Early Variation Teapot in Original Red »

Circa 1938-1942: Spectacular condition and brilliant glaze, along with the early, built-in, hand crafted strainer make this a fantastic example of the great Riviera teapot.

For Sale: $365

Vintage Riviera Pottery Juice Tumbler in Original Yellow »

Circa 1940: Hard to find Riviera juice tumbler in yellow. This example is in excellent condition, with no damage. Hard to find vintage Riviera pottery.

For Sale: $125

Vintage Riviera Pottery Handled Tumbler in Original Harleuqin (Mauve) Blue Glaze »

Circa 1938-1948: It's not often I refer to a piece of Homer Laughlin pottery as rare, but these Riviera pottery handled mugs truely fit the bill. They are becoming very hard to find and if you haven't built yourself a set of these for your collection, I recommend you snag them up while they can still be found. A great piece of pottery from the Riviera line. Cups would have been slip cast with the handle attatched by hand. This example in green is in excellent condition without damage.

For Sale: $145

Vintage Homer Laughlin Mexicana Decal Berry Bowl with Red Stripe »

Circa 1941: Embracing the popularity of the Southwest scenes of the 30s and 40s, Homer Laughlin's Mexicana decal has become the most widely recognized from the era. Delightful piece.

For Sale: $35

Vintage Mexicana Decalware 9" Plate in Original Ivory with Red Stripe »

Circa 1940: Homer Laughlin's Century pottery line lended itself not only to Riviera, but to many of their decal ware lines as well. Mexicana, with its cascade of southwestern pots and cacti has become the most widely known of their many decals. This is an example of the 8 3/4" Century shape luncheon plate with the Mexicana decal - nicely stamed in gold on reverse.

For Sale: $40

Vintage Century Pottery Oatmeal Bowl with Mexicana Decal »

Circa 1938: The American love affair with the southwest left us with a delightful range of whimsical tablewares from the 30s. The oatmeal bowl makes the perfect piece to celebrate the jubilee and the festivities are topped off with a bold handpainted red stripe. Marked. Measures 6 1/4" x 2".

For Sale: $55

Vintage 13 1/2" Riviera Pottery Batter Tray with Mexicana Decal and Red Stripes »

Circa 1938-1944: Large Size— Riviera batter tray in ivory with Mexicana decal and great red stripes adds a fun flare to your Fiesta collection.

For Sale: $165

Vintage Homer Laughlin Century Teapot in Original Old Ivory Glaze with Hacienda Decals and Red Stripes »

Circa 1932-1942: Add the hand painted red stripes and multiple sets of the Hacienda decals and you have a fantastic example of the pottery that defined an era. This example in the harder to find Hacienda decal, from the Richard Mayberry collection, is in excellent, unused shape, without damage or repair.

For Sale: $375

Vintage English Garden Century Decalware Century Shape Covered Casserole »

Circa 1938: Collectors of Vintage Fiesta pottery will recognize the creamy Old Ivory glaze and green cold painted stripes, but it is the exhuberantly applied English Garden decals, and extra silver details that earn the great Peacok mark from Homer Laughlin Potteries Wells line.

For Sale: $345

Riviera 13 1/2" Batter Tray in Rare Fiesta Cobalt Glaze »

Circa 1938-1948:. 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.

SOLD

Extremely Rare 3 Red Graduated Stripe Vintage Century Cup & Saucer Set »

Circa 1938: Before the dawn of the Fiesta pottery line, Homer Laughlin Company was busy producing their Century shape dinnerware dipped in the creamy ivory vellum glaze. Usually decorated with floral decals, it is extremely rare to find this early and fragile pottery decorated in the triple red stripes. To find the century cup and saucer set with the three graduated bands of red stripes is nearly impossible.

SOLD