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Vintage fiestware nesting bowl lids are extremely scarce and top the want list of many advanced collectors because the mixing bowl lid was discontinued in early 1937 even before the release of turquoise fiestaware, the last of the six original fiesta colors.
For Sale: $1000 choice lid
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The vintage 1950's fiestaware gray juice pitcher was produced only for a short time as part of a juice set that included the pitcher and six juice tumblers, making this piece very difficult to find.
For Sale: $1750
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Produced for less than a year and discontinued sometime in early 1938 before the introduction of turquoise, the Fiestaware cake plate is highly coveted by advanced collectors.
For Sale: $1000
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The vintage fiestaware syrup pitcher has beautiful art deco lines and is surely one of Frederick Rhead's most interesting designs for Homer Laughlin fiestaware.
For Sale: $400 choice syrup
Turquoise Fiesta Syrup: Sale Pending
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Medium green was the final fiestaware color produced before the fiesta line was retooled in 1969. Because this color was made for only a decade, meidum green pieces are highly desirable. This lovely vintage medium green water pitcher has an excellent thick glaze and is in superb condition.
For Sale: $1500
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Original vases stand exactly 8", 10" and 12". The larger two vases were discontinued during World War II, making them very rare. The three ten inch vintage fiestaware vases are shown here in radioactive red, yellow, and cobalt.
For Sale: $1100 choice vase
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