RARE— Fiesta mixing bowl lids were the first piece cut from production. Within six months of, before the turquoise glaze was even developed the bowl lids were discontinued, even before the 12" divided plate or the covered onion soup bowl was removed from production. Owning any is a rare treat and I know few collectors who have completed the whole set of twenty! Produced for a scant six months in four sizes and five original colors, the mixing bowl lid is highly coveted piece. I am finding only one or two at the most every year or so at this point!
The number one sized bowl lids are the smallest of the four made, fitting the #1 bowls perfectly. They measure 4 15/16" across, will be unmarked and found in the first five colors of original green, old ivory, cobalt blue, fiesta yellow and red. All examples are scarce.
Circa 1936: The fiesta mixing bowl lids never made it into any company literature and remain one of the most prized possessions in advanced collections. Pieces in red are especially desirable and I'm pleased to be able to offer this #1 sized example.
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The number two sized bowl lids fit the #2 bowls perfectly. They measure 5 7/8" across, will be unmarked and found in the first five colors of original green, old ivory, cobalt blue, fiesta yellow and red. All examples are scarce.
Circa 1936: Measuring just under 6" wide, the mixing bowl lids would have a set of no less than six concentric rings round their tops and more rings around the knobs. Examples are scarce and should be considered rare.
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The number three sized bowl lids fit the #3 bowls perfectly. They measure 6 11/16" across, will be unmarked and found in the first five colors of original green, old ivory, cobalt blue, fiesta yellow and red. All examples are scarce.
Circa 1936: Measuring just under 6" wide, the mixing bowl lids would have a set of no less than six concentric rings round their tops and more rings around the knobs. Examples are scarce and should be considered rare.
For Sale: $1,385