Fiesta-what?
Launched by the Homer Laughlin China Company at the Pittsburgh China & Glass Show in January 1936, Fiesta dinnerware is ultra-durable, “restaurant quality” and vibrantly glazed. By its second year of production, the company made more than a million Art Deco-style pieces in five original colors: Red, Yellow, Cobalt Blue, Green, and Ivory. Additional colors showed the trends of the times, beginning with pastels in the 1950s, then brighter shades followed by earth tones in the 1960s. At the end of 1972, Fiesta was retired after 37 years of production and became a collector’s item. Thanks to Bloomingdale’s in Manhattan, the brand was resurrected in 1986, using innovative, lead-free ceramic glaze. New Fiesta colors have been introduced (and others retired) every year since.
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March 4, 2021
PLANO, Texas â March 4, 2021 â JCPenney is pleased to announce the addition of the celebrated home brand Fieldcrest® to its exclusive merchandise portfolio, which introduces an expanded high-quality bedding, bath, utility, and window selection. Trusted by consumers for more than 125 years and rooted in the textile mills of North Carolina, Fieldcrest blends luxurious materials, attention to detail, and best-in-class craftsmanship that stand the test of time.
âWelcoming the Fieldcrest brand to JCPenney is a proud moment for us and a key milestone in our journey to re-establish JCPenney as a leading home destination,â said Michelle Wlazlo, executive vice president and chief merchant. âAs people spend more time at home and look to refresh their spaces, this collection features elevated yet attainable pieces that make everyday luxury possible.â
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