Every day is a party with Fiesta dinnerware! Fiesta, characterized by its hallmark bright colors and complementary palette, features an “art deco” style while providing traditional durability.
Fiesta ware was created in 1936 by designer Frederick Hurton Rhead, and is one of the most collected tableware products still today. Fiesta ware offers the flexibility of casual dinnerware with a strong reputation for resilience. Fiesta tableware celebrated its 50th anniversary of gracing American homes in 1986, and continues to be one of the most-registered-for tableware products among newlyweds! In 2002, “Tableware Today” polled over 200,000 bridal registrants and found that Fiesta ranked #1 for requested patterns, above and beyond such industry giants as Pfaltzgraff and Sango.
While keeping its distinctive bold colors, Fiesta ware is now available in such new contemporary colors as Cinnabar, Tangerine, Sunflower, and in August of 2004, Fiesta debuted “Scarlet”, the color of love! Fresh and fruity solid palettes complement any kitchen from an antique country theme to one with modern Asian flare.
Fiesta tableware is proud of its American-made history and ensures all its products are carefully crafted with lead-free glazes. Fiesta plates feature unique circle detailing and ample space, perfect for displaying your culinary creations or accommodating a heaping serving of Thanksgiving dinner!
The long-standing reputation and popularity of Fiesta dishes makes it one of the most easily acquired dinnerware collections. There are hundreds of Fiesta listings through such resellers as Ebay, and many major distributors such as Marshall Fields and JC Penny now carry Fiesta dishes through their retail stores and online. Its never been easier to collect Fiesta ware!
