NWOT RETIRED Fiesta Black Dinner Plate 10.5 in Fiestaware
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This color is retired and is from my 5 pc place setting that I am listing and selling individually. It's never been used but there might be tiny scratches from being stacked and moved around. To me this looks flawless though. This listing is only for THIS plate. You can bundle listings!
Great condition never used.
All of my items are from a smoke free home.
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sheilaswaim
Not stamped fiesta on back ??
Feb 24Reply
bc_closet723
@sheilaswaim I don't think so unless it's very faint. They are genuine fiestaware and have only been owned by me and bought brand new right before they stopped selling them. I had actually ordered them with a purple set at the time also from kohls over a decade ago.
Feb 24Reply
bc_closet723
I had moved not long after and had a black, lemongrass, and white (sold somewhere else) set in storage I had never used and I just have these in my listings left. I kept the purple, its one of my favorites. Not all were stamped from info I've found online. I'll copy and paste it here.
Feb 24Reply
bc_closet723
@sheilaswaim Fiesta black dishes might not have a stamp on the bottom because some older Fiesta pieces, particularly flat items like plates, were not always stamped due to the manufacturing process making it difficult to imprint a mark on the bottom; this is especially true with vintage Fiestaware, where the stamping might be less consistent or even missing entirely on certain items.
Feb 24Reply
bc_closet723
Key points to remember:
Manufacturing limitations:
Flat dishes like plates can be challenging to stamp on the bottom due to the way they are formed.
Feb 24Reply
bc_closet723
Vintage pieces:
Older Fiestaware, especially pre-1973, might have less consistent stamping or even lack a stamp altogether.
Dark glaze issue:
On some darker glazes, including black, the stamp may be difficult to see even if it's present.
What to do if you're unsure:
Check for other identifying features:
Look for other clues like the shape, design, and color to verify if it's genuine Fiestaware.
Feb 24Reply
bc_closet723
Most of our hollow pieces (mugs, bowls, pitchers, vases, etc.) are formed in a mold and our mark is carved into the mold, leaving an impressed mark on the piece. Flat items such as plates are formed by a different method and an impressed mark cannot be placed on the bottom of the piece.
Feb 24Reply
bc_closet723
@sheilaswaim Sorry those sections I just posted might be out of order some, I just copied and pasted from google. I hope that helps, let me know if you have any other questions π
Feb 24Reply
bc_closet723
@sheilaswaim I also still have the original boxes for the black and lemongrass. The dishes are still stored in there right now. I can post a picture tomorrow morning when I have time if you'd like. I just didnt put it on the listings since I listed them individually and I didnt want someone to get confused thinking all 5 pieces were in one listing.
Feb 24Reply
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