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Consisting of four side inserts, a center insert and a base, the Fiesta Relish Tray is incredibly popular with collectors. The Relish Tray made its debut along with the original line in 1936. The centers may have once been marketed as coasters. It was discontinued in 1946. You can find these on Ebay from $250-$350.
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Fiesta DinnerwareFiesta was introduced in 1936 by the Homer Laughlin Pottery Company, discon…
Is this yours??? If so, I am SO envious.
Yes it is mine. You can find them on ebay once in awhile. This one has a couple chips but it is still nice!!
I'm officially envious ;) Even though I only have 3 pieces, I love Fiesta. I saw one of these in an antique guide and fell in love with it. Someday I'll get more...just looking for the right deal.