Geri Tucker  
  $22.00

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This Poppy & Wheat, or Wild Poppy custard cup was made by the Hall China Co. in the 1950's. It is signed with the HSQK mark in gold on the bottom and is in excellent condition. No damage or flaws of any kind.

Geri Tucker  
  $15.00 each ~ 2 available

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This signed, genuine HLC Fiesta 8 1/4" serving bowl has never been used and is in excellent condition! It is a contemporary design and is for the holiday festivities!

Geri Tucker  
  $15.00 ~ Pristine!

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This signed, genuine HLC Fiesta 12" serving/chop plate has never been used and is in excellent condition! It is a contemporary design and is for the holiday festivities!

Geri Tucker  
  $25.00 ~ light use

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This Kitchen Kraft cobalt 10 3/4" cake plate was made by HLC in the 1930's. It is part of the Genuine Fiesta line and was used for utilitarian purposes. Very good condition with super glaze and color! Some very light use. Not signed but undeniably Fiesta. This is a beautiful color to find.

Simply Silver  
10521   20.00 Set

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This is a lovely set of 4 light yellow Denver mugs. They are 3 7/8" tall and in VGC with no chips, cracks, or crazing. They are marked "HLC, the HLC emblem, and USA" on the bottom.

K and M Antiques and Collectibles  
  $59.99

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Company Maker: Homer Laughlin

Pattern / Dinnerware Type: Fiesta

Item: A.D. (Demitasse) Cup and Saucer Set... Click for details

Simply Silver  
10370   5.00

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This 10 oz. mug is 3 1/2" tall. It is marked "HLC Fiesta USA" on the bottom and is in excellent condition.

Simply Silver  
10369   5.00

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This cobalt blue Fiesta ware coffee mug, made by Homer Laughlin China, is 3 1/2" tall and holds 10 oz. It is stamped "HLC Fiesta USA" on the bottom.

Geri Tucker  
  $25.00 ~ 9 1/2" vase

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I don't know what the official name of this color is, but I would call it Maroon. It is a modern style of the original Fiesta 9 1/2" vase that was made in the 1930's. This was made around the 1990's. It was never released when the early Fiesta was made, but a more contemporary style to fit in with todays designs. Very chic! We hand picked these vases right at the factory.

Geri Tucker  
  $25.00 ~ 8" vase

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I don't know what the official name of this color is, but I would call it Maroon. It is a reissue of the original Fiesta 8" vase that was made in the 1930's. This was made around the 1990's. We hand picked these vases right at the factory.

Geri Tucker  
  $25.00 ~ 10" vase

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I don't know what the official name of this color is, but I would call it Maroon. It is a reissue of the original Fiesta 10" vase that was made in the 1930's. This was made around the 1990's. We hand picked these vases right at the factory.

Lorrie Kitchen Antiques  
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Nice clean piece of Fiesta in cobalt blue. No chips, cracks, or repairs. A few small factory bumps, but overall glaze is nice and even.

Geri Tucker  
  $32.00 ~ oval platter

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This original green 13" oval platter was made by Homer Laughlin China Co. as a "go with" for Fiesta, Harlequin, and Riviera. It is called Kitchen Kraft and sometimes Oven Serve. It is in excellent condition!

Scott's Antiques  
  59.00

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Fiesta Lilac Napkin Ring

Abuzz Antiques and Collectibles  
  $12.00 plus shipping

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This is a really pretty vintage periwinkle or baby blue cream pitcher or creamer in the Homer Laughlin Fiestaware style. It looks like fiesta but it is unmarked and I don't know the maker. It measures 3 inches high and 3 and 7/8 inches across the rim. It is in excellent condition, no cracks, no chips and no crazing. I am not sure if it is pottery or porcelain, the clay is white.

Geri Tucker  
  $85.00

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This footed 12" Fiesta fruit bowl or comport was made by The Homer Laughlin China Co. from the late 1930's until about 1945. The color is very even, and there are only very light use marks. It is signed on the bottom with the inkstamp mark underglaze. Very nice!