This etsy artist makes necklaces and jewelry out of broken plates. We think you’ll find this one especially interesting:

TheBrokenPlate via etsy

Very cool, and most definitely vintage. You can tell because of the lowercase script and how it’s all strung together. The smaller circle there is from a lemongrass Fiesta piece and you can recognize the trademark rings.

She’s asking $125 for this piece, which is probably fair. She had to trash a vintage piece of Fiestaware after all. Or maybe she dropped it and just turned it into something beautiful instead of tossing it in the trash. We don’t know, but we do encourage you to check out the rest of her stuff at TheBrokenPlate on etsy.

Fiesta Sea Mist Green was first created in 1989 and was discontinued in 2005. Because of its recent discontinuation, there are still some Fiesta Sea Mist Green pieces for sale on Amazon.com. Usually, you won’t find rare and collectible Fiesta listed with big retailers – but today’s our lucky day.
Check out Fiestaware Sea Mist for [...]

Lead content is a bit of the redheaded stepchild of both vintage and contemporary dinnerware – including Fiesta. The fear among many consumers is that lead from the glaze can leach into your food and into your body and cause lead poisoning.
Homer Laughlin is well aware of this, and has since begun printing “Lead Free” [...]

You may remember from our earlier post on the original Fiesta colors that Homer Laughlin used to use uranium in it’s Fiestaware to give it that nice, radioactive (literally) red/orange look.
Well, if you didn’t believe it then, here’s proof:

This video accompanies a post from blogger and author Anthony Lewis and shows just how radioactive vintage [...]

This week, we’re featuring a piece of retired Fiesta on sale at Amazon.com every day. We were going to save Pearl Gray for later, but we noticed that there’s only one deal left: a set of four salad plates. Click through below to see it for yourself:

Note: The Amazon display is a little funky. You [...]