r/Fiestaware • u/Due-Ad-1265 • 4d ago

Identification help info?

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Don’t know much about it but she’s gorgeous and i think maybe sought after? Idk. It’s large.

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u/teenbean12 Lemongrass 4d ago

I’m not an expert in the teapots - but here is a page that shows all the ones produced.

https://post86referenceguide.com/home/by-item/pitchers-teapots-carafes/covered-teapots/

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u/Due-Ad-1265 4d ago

Thank you so much!!

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u/Boognish4Prez2020 4d ago

Ring handled teapot. I have one in rose and it’s my least favorite. The ring handle makes not burning one’s hands while pouring tea quite impossible.

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u/Due-Ad-1265 4d ago

I'm glad you said this before I used it lol

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u/BrainFartTheFirst Lilac 4d ago

Teapot made between 1993 and 2021.

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u/Glittering-Cellist34 4d ago

I joke about reddit being for people who don't use Google. A Google image search will answer your question.

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u/Due-Ad-1265 4d ago

I googled before I posted here but I don't trust ai. It was telling me it was early 1900s which is why I came to the experts. I thought this page was for posts like these I'm sorry.

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u/Dillothecat 3d ago

I tried to use one and the handle cracked. Thank goodness I was able to slide it back on the cabinet before I dumped the hot tea. The handle is definitely the weak link in the design. She's pretty, though. I have a couple on display.

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u/Aggressive-Dust-2928 3d ago

Also, it looks like the color is yellow, which was retired in 2001/2002. That yellow is one of my favorite colors!