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A little while back, I mentioned that Ivory was a new color in Fiesta Ware this year.  I also hinted in the post on the new Fiesta Christmas dishes that chocolate would also be making a debut.  The new chocolate color starts to ship this month.  Look for it available in retail outlets and websites in the coming days.  When I first mentioned it, I did not have a photo, which wasn’t fair to mention it and not show it, but now that more information is readily available, I have one.

In the past few years in home decor, a chocolate brown and turquoise color scheme has popped up here and there, so I can’t help but think that this is meant to not only mix with neutral ivory but to be used with the stalwart of the Homer Laughlin Fiesta family, turquoise.   Maybe it is not shown as a “serving suggestion” so to speak, but I am sure some will do it.   Maybe the cutting edge designers are moving on to another color palette, but there is a trickle down for accessories.  Typically, someone keeps a sofa or an area rug for a number of years and so the colors usually stick around in accessories and low to midrange furniture over the next few years of a color palette being introduced.

For more information on past postings about fiestaware, click HERE.

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18 Responses to “Fiesta Chocolate Shipping This Month”

no imageHidayah (Who am I?) Says:

Hello nice post just want to add ……..this story of fiesta.

The Story of Fiesta
The Homer Laughlin China Company was founded in 1871 when brothers Homer and Shakespeare Laughlin won a $5,000 competition posed by the East Liverpool, Ohio, city council to anyone who would construct a factory that produced whiteware–the trend in ceramics at the time. In developing his ceramics company, owner Homer Laughlin’s goal was to produce finely crafted dinnerware that was also affordable enough for every family to enjoy. The company had many major milestones, including becoming the first U.S. ceramics manufacturer to produce American china in the mid-1880s. In addition, the Homer Laughlin plant (now in Newell, West Virginia) continued to rapidly progress in technical advancements and expansions until it was the largest domestic pottery manufacturer–an honor that is still true today. The company’s greatest achievement, however, is the creation of its popular Fiesta line in 1935. Many of the early art deco shapes have become highly valuable to both collectors and museums, but–true to Homer Laughlin’s mission–Fiesta is still produced today for everyday use at affordable prices.

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no imageDiane Scott (Who am I?) Says:

I love fiesta ware and it haunts me that my grandmother had huge sets of it that my folks practically gave away over 25 years ago when they moved out west…. Sigh! However, I love this chocolate color! I’m bookmarking :)

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no imagehellan (Who am I?) Says:

I love the warm brown colour, my coffee mug is the same, maybe i should get these so it matches in!!

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no imageChristina thecoffeelady (Who am I?) Says:

I sooooo want some new dishes. But my old ones are fine. There are still 7 out 8 plates. They are only 6 years old…. BUT I am bored with them. But they are still functional. My guests still think I set a good table… BUT I am bored with them. If I get a christmas bonus…. I think I might buy new dishes!

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no imagecorrin (Who am I?) Says:

Love the chocolate brown. I would totally pair it with a punch of color, but I’m thinking green.

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no imagecady (Who am I?) Says:

i really like the fiestaware dishes. i wish we had registered for a set for our wedding.

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no imageMark (Who am I?) Says:

I love that colour as plain simple colours appeal to me. We could do with another set of crockery in our kitchen as our present crockery are looking decidedly chipped!

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no imageOwen (Who am I?) Says:

The problem with that chocolate brown is that one day you might go on a chocolate binge and take a bite right out of it!

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no imagegina (Who am I?) Says:

For a second there, I thought that was really chocolate. I’d be trouble with those!

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no imagedaria369 (Who am I?) Says:

Years ago, I had the whole set of dishes, cups and mugs in that exact same brown color. The color itself hasn’t been my favorite of all times (although the chocolate is!) – but I really loved the shapes of them all!

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no imageØyvind (Who am I?) Says:

Awesome color, I love the shape too. The first think I thought were a cup of warm coffee in those and and large chocolate bar. :)

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no imageHeather in Beautiful BC (Who am I?) Says:

Mmmmmmm… this looks good enough to eat – they’ve certainly hit the ‘melted chocolate’ color right on! It would look awesome in my blue and brown kitchen :)

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no imageSadie (Who am I?) Says:

I love the color! I would pair it with a really deep blue, if it comes in that color – I don’t know much about these dishes… I really like this color, though. It’s so rich!

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no imageNooter (Who am I?) Says:

snakhound!?
this could possibly be the best web site ever!!
do you have snaks? oh i would like to request one snak please. or two. two would be really super.

also, i noticed those dished are the same color as my poop. bye

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no imageKaren (Who am I?) Says:

That is so pretty. I could go for the aqua in a heartbeat.

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Samantha & Mr. Tigger Says:

Beautiful dishes!! They would look cool with turquoise!
Your FL furiends,

no imagevalmg (Who am I?) Says:

The color looks terrific, very warm. It wouldn’t match anything I own however.

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no imageMelissa (Who am I?) Says:

I have tons of rose – I think it would go well with that too!

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