Homer Laughlin China

Hmm! I wonder!

I'm with Kathleen, its hard to tell because he is so sarcastic.

Love the square Fiesta!

Bought one piece, can't decide if I like it or not!

I was born and raised in East Liverpool, Ohio and didn't "appreciate" Fiesta until I was long gone from Ohio. I've NEVER been to Homer Laughlin. I will make it one day. : )

It's so much fun and worth the trip.I got tons of it for my daughter.I have already bought the entire inventory for myself

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I took the tour last year. It is still amazing how much of this work is hand done and how skilled the laborers are. I was also amazed to find that the youngest person in the plant at that time had almost 15 years service. It appears that those who work at HLC have a genuine love for both the company and take alot of pride in their craftmanship. Still some very fine American companies existing--but they are becoming fewer every day...........

Thanks so much for Sharing this film! I found it very interesting. While doing some reasearch awhile back for the 1939 World's Fair I found a couple articles from 1940 on an Automatic Jigger machine at Homer Laughlin. I posted a picture of theses artilces at
http://silvaire8.web.officelive.com/mg/jigger2.jpg
I thought it might be of interest to others who enjoyed this film.

Very nice. I am guessing it is on Scarlet, but it sure does look like Persimmon.

I got mine and it is Scarlett!!!!!! :))))))))

No unfortunately electronic price lists are not available.

okay, just thought i'd ask. thanks though!

The first few times that we went the sale was in the old factory building, Then it moved to the little low building that is seen in these photos. Inside that little building was a poster from years ago, with the original Fiesta Pieces and prices listed. I use to laugh, they were selling so cheap at the factory sale, that they really could have ... See Moreused that original poster as the factory sale prices. The second year they had the sale Lilac was being made. I bought a few disk jugs at $2. each, and 24 tumblers for 25 cents each! IN LILAC !!!!! Was there anything rare there this year? How much are they charging for disk pitcher now?

a dolly or rolling cart is a must if you want more than a couple items which you will. expecialy after hours of standing in line and such good prices.

LOL. I see a trend collecting fiesta is contagious, hereditary, and genetic. We you first look through the items left by somebody special, and realize that the items are special, and then appreciate the quality and the craftsmanship.. you're gonna collect FIESTA!

Fiesta is my everyday china and my special occasion china and I love it. Besides, I can go to the outlet whenever I want, living just up the river.

Longaberger’s American Home Pottery™ Collection includes some pieces from the HLC.

Isn't Longabergers the basket company??? I've wanted to go to the Longaberger factory with the building shaped like a basket !!! That reminds me of a set of vintage fiesta we bought at a sale. The woman bought it for a picnic set ! Two place settings in each of the four colors. Ivory, Yellow, Red, and Cobalt blue. She loaded the picnic basket with ... See Morethe set and couldn't lift it. So she put it in her basement and never used it. We opened the basket to find a sparkling mint vintage set !!! SCORE !!! She charged us $40 bucks for the set but she kept the basket. I bet it was a vintage Longaberger!

I can't make it during these dates, are the dates set for the Fall Tent Sale? Thanks! :))

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