Fiestaware 2000 by Homer Laughlin
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Designed by art director Jonathan Parry (1948-2000), Fiestaware 2000 was introduced at the International Housewares Show in Chicago on January 16, 2000. It had a limited assortment with basic sizes of plates, bowls, and a mug with saucer. The rim was modeled with a bold abstract design with the top of the verge decorated with a small band of rings. Samples were made in 1999 in several of the Fiesta® glazes until it was decided the official color assortment would be Pearl Gray, Persimmon, Cobalt, and the limited edition color, Juniper.
A large pitcher was created, but wasn't a standard item. Twenty-four Fiestaware 2000 pitchers were glazed in sunflower and sold through the East Liverpool High School Alumni Association pottery auction.
Flatware was marked with a special Fiestaware 2000 backstamp. The mug was made with a mark in the mold. Both markings feature the line's name with a rising sun.
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Fiestaware 2000 plate and bowl |
Fiestaware 2000 plate |
Fiestaware 2000 marking |
Fiestaware 2000 mug in gray |
Fiestaware 2000 saucer in gray |
Fiestaware 2000 mug marking |
Fiestaware 2000 saucer marking |
Fiestaware 2000 dinner and salad plates |
Fiestaware 2000 bowls |
Fiestaware 2000 bowls |
Decorated Fiestaware 2000 chop plate |
Special marking on the decorated Fiestaware 2000 chop plate |
Fiestaware 2000 pitcher in sunflower for the ELHSAA and prototype mugs in persimmon, gray, chartreuse, and yellow |
Mug on the left with two prototype mugs on the right |
Fiestaware 2000 mugs in the four standard glazes |
Special insert which appeared in The Review, March 31, 2000. The pitcher shown is the Fiestware 2000 jug in persimmon. |
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