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Vintage 50s Fiesta Color Original Dark Forest Green Large 15 inch Chop

1950s MCM vintage fiestaware colors of chartreuse, rose, forest green and gray (also includes yellow and turquoise) made from 1951-1959 by Homer Laughlin China Company in Newell West Virginia. The '50s fiesta colors are harder to find than many of the original six colors since production decreased and less was made. All examples are in excellent collector quality condition, satisfaction.

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Forest green is significantly darker. The glaze's descriptive name "forest" is accurate. Medium green is lighter, the same green color of John Deere tractors. Check our help on identifying Fiesta to make sure you are buying the right piece. One of the famous 50's colors, vintage forest green is a classic. Collecting this glaze is highly rewarding.

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2 Homer Laughlin Forest Green Harlequin Bread and Butter Plates, Small Harlequin Green Plates, 1960s Homer Laughlin Forest Green Plates. (481) $18.24. $24.00 (24% off) Sale ends in 6 hours. 1. 2. Check out our fiestaware vintage forest green selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our collectible plates shops.

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Vintage fiestaware 6 inch dessert bowl in all colors of red, yellow, turquoise, ivory, cobalt blue, green, the 1950s chartreuse, forest green, gray and rose. Rare in medium green. Made from 1936-1959

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Fiesta Forest Green (Older) by Homer Laughlin . Item#: 37695 Pattern Code: HLCFIEDG. Description: Solid Dark Forest Green, Older. Pattern: Fiesta Forest Green (Older) by Homer Laughlin . Status: Discontinued. Actual: 1951 - 1959 Refine Results. Search Within. Go. Availability In Stock (22).

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The original colors (red, cobalt blue, light green, yellow, and ivory) are the most sought after but all colors of Fiestaware are popular. Medium Green, made from 1959-1969, is the rarest and most hunted color. A piece of Fiesta in that shade is very difficult to find. The original red color, made from 1936-1943, is also incredibly rare.

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Fiestaware. $105.00. Sugar and Cream Tray Set. Fiestaware. $92.00. 1 2. From classic white to bold poppy, cool lapis to warm sunflower, Fiesta dinnerware will bring a punch of color to your tabletop. Fiesta can fulfill all of your place setting must-haves. Beyond the standard plates and bowls, their bakeware, platters, serveware and more meets.

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Vintage Fiestaware Teacup Tea Cup and Saucer set 1950's Forest Green Fiesta (796) $ 24.00. Add to Favorites Set of 4 Vintage 1950s Fiestaware Saucers -- Gray, Rose, Chartreuse & Forest Green -- Free Shipping!! (942) $ 42.50. FREE shipping Add to Favorites Vintage Fiesta Forest green Tom & Jerry Coffee Cup Mug Fiestaware ring handle.

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3-Piece Set of Vintage Forest Green Fiestaware — Cup, Saucer & Bread Plate —Free Shipping! (942) $ 45.50. FREE shipping Add to Favorites Homer Laughlin Harlequin Forest Green 1951 to 1959 vtg Woolworth 9" plate dinner (2k) Sale Price $39.96.

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To assist you in identifying and dating old Fiestaware pieces, below is a simplified Fiestaware vintage markings chart: 1936-1943 (Original Red) & 1959-1972 (Original Blue). "HLC" (Homer Laughlin China) in a circle, typically with "Fiesta" or "Fiesta Kitchen Kraft.". Original Cobalt Blue, Light Green, 1936-1951.

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Forest green is proving to be a timeless color and even still works well in the contemporary home. This example is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks or signs of use. Nicely marked in the mold on the bottom. Large, but not overwhelming, the fiesta pitcher holds 71 ounces and stands 7 1/2" tall. Measures 7 1/2" tall x 8 3/4"w x 5"d.

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We"ll discuss more about red Fiestaware in a later post. The 1950s Fiesta Colors In the 1950s, the Fiestaware line was greatly expanded to include chartreuse, forest green, gray, rose and medium green. Of these colors, medium green is often the rarest color to find a piece of Fiestaware in. Medium green was in production between 1959 and 1969.

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Vintage Fiesta Dinnerware For Sale 1936: The Original Five Fiesta Colors.. Green Vintage Fiestaware For Sale ». Fashions changed quickly, and Homer Laughlin responded with four fresh glazes— Forest Green, Chartreuse, Gray, and Rose— to embrace the mid century look.

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Ever since the 1930s, Fiesta® has been releasing a multitude of colors for all of their dinnerware products, including 12 different shades of green. In this video, we compare the retired green colors of Evergreen, Forest Green, Medium Green, Green (Light), Sea Mist Green, Chartreuse, Post '86 Chartreuse, Turf Green, and Sage.

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1950s Fiesta Colors - Chartreuse, Forest Green, Gray, Rose, and Turquoise Bowls - Rare Vintage Fiesta from JessiesVintageDishes on Etsy. How to Tell if It's Vintage Fiestaware. Fiestaware is a collection of colorful fine china pieces first produced during the Great Depression. All genuine Fiestaware pieces have been made in the United States.

Vintage Forest Green Fiestaware Homer Laughlin Saucer

American-manufactured in West Virginia since its 1936 inception, Fiestaware has gained a cult following over the past 85 years. In fact, it has been dubbed the " most collected brand of china in the United States. " Collectors obsessed with finding pre-1973 Fiestaware are willing to pay top dollar for vintage pieces in discontinued colors.