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Apricot Fiestaware

Apricot Fiesta,
aka Apricot Fiestaware

Apricot Fiesta Production
1986 - December 31, 1998
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Homer Laughlin China Co. pruned their Fiesta dinnerware by retiring the soft-looking color in . It was one of the original five colors in the Post-86 line that HLC unveiled in . This is a good example of how the orginal sets of pastels, such as rose, have transitioned to brighter, sharper ones.

By today's standards, apricot may appear subdued, but the dishes are very pretty, whether it be a formal placesetting or casual dining.

Fiestaware collectors and sellers will auction items from the Apricot Fiesta line here, so check this page frequently.

(Shows up to 200 items)

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