Fiesta Ware New Juice Tumbler Sapphire Blue Or cobalt blue retired New

Fiesta Ware Juice Tumbler 4" tall in Sapphire or Cobalt BlueHomer Laughlin
Fiesta Ware offered in retired Sapphire or Cobalt New
You are about to buy one (1) Fiesta Ware Juice Tumbler available in Sapphire or Cobalt Blue. This listing is for the tumbler ONLY. This piece pairs with the timeless Fiesta Disk Pitcher.  The Disk Pitcher is shown here for display purposes and is not included with this listinig purchase; however, the Sapphire Pitcher is available in another of my listings. I do combine shipping and offer discounts for multiple purchasesl  This is a beautiful table serving piece for your set if you are looking to make or complete a set of tumblers and a pitcher for your festive events.  It is a favorite!
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• Sapphire - Eight (8) available. 
• Cobalt Blue - One (1) available

Measures 4" tall                 3" diameter               Microwave Safe, Dishwasher Safe, Oven SafeCondition: New (each item is inspected for quality and is in excellent condition)
This listing includes only the colors I have available at this time. I do provide a discount and combine shipping for multiple purchases.
A Closer Look at FIESTA

FIESTA, America's favorite dinnerware, was introduced by The Homer Laughlin China Company with great fanfare at the Pittsburgh China & Glass Show in January, 1936. FIESTA was the creation of Frederick Hurten Rhead, a second generation Stoke-on-Trent potter who had become Homer Laughlin's design director in 1927. The collection was an immediate hit with the public and, by it's second year of production, more than one million pieces were produced.

The original five colors were Red, Yellow, Cobalt Blue, Green and Ivory. Turquoise was added early in 1937. The shapes of FIESTA were created in an Art Deco style with concentric circles highlighting the bright colors. The first six colors were produced through the 1930's and 40's until a change in fashion direction dictated a change to a softer palette of pastel colors at the beginning of the 1950's.

Color trends moved back to brighter colors in the early 1960's and FIESTA moved with the trend. By the late 60's earthtones were in vogue and the dinnerware industry turned in that direction. Popularity of these colors proved to be short-lived and sales began to fall. At the end of 1972, FIESTA was retired after 37 years of production.

In 1986, Fiesta's new art director reintroduced this incredible dinnerware in 5 colors:  white, black, cobalt blue, apricot, and rose. The relaunch included 24 pieces, including many accessories such as what I have listed.

The retired dinnerware line soon became popular with collectors, especially those who had childhood memories of this brightly colored dinnerware. As years passed, the value of the original FIESTA colors and pieces grew as more people became avid collectors.

_____________________I have other FiestaWare items in stock at this time.  I invite you to visit and take a look at my other auctions. All items in my listings come from a smoke-free environment. They will come to you packaged securely in a crush-proof box or padded envelope, depending upon the item.  Please email me with any questions prior to the close of this auction as all sales are final.I package my items with care and ship promptly upon receiving payment.  I ship via US Postal Service Prioirty or USPS Ground Advantage. Shipping and handling for this item is calculated based on your receiving address. Domestic and International shipping will be calculated and buyer pays full shipping for this item.