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Fiesta Harlequin

Harlequin Dinnerware

The Homer Laughlin China Company has produced numerous lines of kitchenware beyond their well-known Fiestaware line. In an effort to sell products to new markets, they introduced a less expensive dinnerware. Although it was first listed on company records in 1936, Harlequin was not actively introduced for public sale until 1938.

Harlequin dinnerware was sold without trademark through the dime store chain F.W. Woolworth Company exclusively.

The original colors were mauve blue, yellow, spruce green and maroon. In the 1940s, HLC added red, rose, turquoise and light green. The 1950s ushered in the colors forest green, chartreuse, medium green and gray.

Harlequin proved very popular and sold all through the 1950s. Official records indicate the line was discontinued in 1964. Woolworth offered a reissue of Herlequin from 1979 to 1982. The newer issue utilized turquoise, coral, yellow and a variation on medium green.

Harlequin Green
Reissued light green | Medium Green
The following pieces for Fiesta Harlequin were produced:
  • 10", 9", 7" and 6" plates
  • 8" soup plate
  • 9" nappy
  • salt and pepper shakers
  • covered casserole
  • double egg cup
  • teacup and saucer
  • creamer, regular
  • sugar bowl with lid
  • 11" platter
  • 5½ fruit bowl
  • 4½ tumbler

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