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Fiesta 9-Inch Luncheon Plate, Scarlet
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Fiesta 9-Inch Luncheon Plate, Scarlet Features
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Made in the USA
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Vitrified Ceramic body
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Lead-Free glaze
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Dishwasher, Microwave and Oven safe
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5-year chip resistance warranty
About Fiesta 9-Inch Luncheon Plate, Scarlet
Amazon.com Swing back into the 1940s and 50s with this retro classic 9-inch plate for serving up a stylish lunch. This essential piece for any Fiestaware collection offers a versatile choice for salad or dessert, sandwiches, appetizers, and party snacks. The art deco streamlined design, with signature rings and colors, has stayed in vogue with timeless flair. Mix-and-match in an array of complementary shades from sunflower yellow to traditional turquoise for fun, or coordinate with dinnerware pieces for a fully monochromatic look. An extensive selection of accessories sets the table for entertaining any number of guests and all glazes are 100 percent lead-free. Built to last, these restaurant-grade, chip-resistant dishes are safe in the microwave and dishwasher. --Roberta Cruger Product Description Fiesta 9-Inch Luncheon Plate manufactured by The Homer Laughlin China Company. America's largest domestic producer of dinnerware, and the sole manufacturer of all Fiesta dinnerware. All Fiesta pieces are Microwave safe, Oven-proof, Dishwasher safe, Freezerproof, Lead-Free, and Made in America with the implementation of many green practices. The very durable glaze is great for everyday use. Fiesta as a pattern has stood the test of time, and is typically passed down from one generation to the next. We have kept the pattern constant through the years so that you can count on us to be here when you decide to expand or change your collection. New pieces and colors are added every so often to keep things interesting. Currently, Fiesta is the most collected dinnerware in America.
