Your vintage reproduction of the juicer is wonderful. I would love to have that one. The variety of images in these shots are so appealing to the eye. Nice post.
Beautiful pictures, as always, Candy! The yellow makes me smile! It is so cheery and fresh with the lemons! Gorgeous! I have a question about P86 yellow fiesta: Does retired mean it is "resting" and they may reproduce it someday? I hope so! Does discontinued mean stopped, never to reappear? Thanks! -Beth
Ames, I got my reamer on eBay, but Amazon used to carry them also. The repros are made by Retro Kitchen Accents and are NOT marked, mine was $25. The originals can be several hundred dollars depending on condition and are marked Red Wing on the bottom with #256(I think I'm remembering the # correctly).
Beth - there is a lot of cufusion about "retired", "discontinued" .... other than a very few colors like Sapphire (developed for Bloomingdale's), "limited run" colors like Chartreuse and Lilac, there is no telling what will happen to some colors. Here are some press releases from Homer Laughlin from the past ... and most collectors will say, "Never, say never." , when it comes to what will or won't be made in the future.
And remember that some retailers may say that a color is discontinued or retired, when what they mean is that they won't be stocking a particular color anymore. It doesn't always mean production of a certain color at the factory has ceased.
Clear????? LOL Read below for words from the horse's mouth
Candy
***************** Old Press Releases from HLC Announcement Posted November 2, 2001 Please note the following important information: Color Changes: “Plum”, our newest color, will begin shipping in January of 2002 “Juniper”, a limited-run color, will be retired at yearend, 2001 – orders for Juniper are no longer being accepted. “Pearl Gray” will be retired at the end of 2001 “Rose” will be phased out during 2002 and retired by yearend.
We’ve changed our minds…. After hearing from many of you, we have decided that we will not retire the ROSE Fiesta color this year after all. Instead, YELLOW will be retired by the end of 2002. Actually, a lot of factors entered into this decision, including the fact that the next color introduction will not be in the pastel color palette as originally planned. Also, sales of YELLOW have declined more quickly than we expected, after the introduction of Sunflower last year. Most importantly, ROSE remains a strong home decorating color, which prompted many of you to urge us not to retire the color at this time. Lastly, we hope this news reaches you before your color plans for next Fall and beyond are locked in place. We sincerely thank all friends of Fiesta for caring enough to offer your input in selecting the Fiesta color palette for 2003 and beyond. May 13, 2005 FIESTA COLOR ANNOUNCEMENT With the addition of our new Peacock color, we are now producing 15 Fiesta colors. In the interest of maintaining reasonable manufacturing schedules, we must reduce the number of colors in production. Our two lowest volume colors, Rose and Sea Mist Green, will be withdrawn from production according to the following schedule: We will stop accepting orders on August 31, 2005. Orders entered between now and August 31st cannot have a customer request date later than December 1, 2005. All production of Rose and Sea Mist Green will end no later than December 31, 2005. We will honor any production commitments now in effect for these colors. We are fully aware that color trends change and that, at some time in the future, there may be a renewed demand for these colors. When that happens, Homer Laughlin may or may not produce Rose and/or Sea Mist Green again.
you have a lovely kitchen! Happy MYM! Here's my first: http://www.3littlepigsonline.com/2011/04/whats-in-your-medicine-box/
ReplyDeleteWow I love those yellow dishes!!
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Love your yellowness!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Lemons and daffodils--you can't get much yellower than that!
ReplyDeleteBETTER THAN BLING
Some yellow is just the right thing
To make a sad heart start to sing;
It fills you with cheer—
Now isn’t that clear?—
It’s better than any old bling!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Delicate Desert Flowers
Love that juicer!! Great MYM post.
ReplyDeleteYour vintage reproduction of the juicer is wonderful. I would love to have that one. The variety of images in these shots are so appealing to the eye. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteMade me smile, lovin' the lemons from your garden best:@)
ReplyDeleteOh wow, love it all. That juicer is fabulous and I love the cakestand too. You are so clever. Beautiful. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, as always, Candy! The yellow makes me smile! It is so cheery and fresh with the lemons! Gorgeous! I have a question about P86 yellow fiesta: Does retired mean it is "resting" and they may reproduce it someday? I hope so! Does discontinued mean stopped, never to reappear? Thanks! -Beth
ReplyDeleteThe yellows look like pure sunshine. They lift your spirits just seeing them on your blog!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute set.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous week!
Pizza Night
Hello Candy,
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet set. This yellow make happy, doesn't it?
Greetings, Johanna
awww sooo yellow! nice love it:-)
ReplyDeletecheck my yellow entry:
http://www.charlottev.com/2011/04/04/the-mice-on-cheese-bento/
Where in the world did you find that reamer? It's so nice! Everytime I pop over here I get a bad case of envy.:)~Ames
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies, YELLOW is a great color!
ReplyDeleteAmes, I got my reamer on eBay, but Amazon used to carry them also. The repros are made by Retro Kitchen Accents and are NOT marked, mine was $25. The originals can be several hundred dollars depending on condition and are marked Red Wing on the bottom with #256(I think I'm remembering the # correctly).
Beth - there is a lot of cufusion about "retired", "discontinued" .... other than a very few colors like Sapphire (developed for Bloomingdale's), "limited run" colors like Chartreuse and Lilac, there is no telling what will happen to some colors. Here are some press releases from Homer Laughlin from the past ... and most collectors will say, "Never, say never." , when it comes to what will or won't be made in the future.
And remember that some retailers may say that a color is discontinued or retired, when what they mean is that they won't be stocking a particular color anymore. It doesn't always mean production of a certain color at the factory has ceased.
Clear????? LOL Read below for words from the horse's mouth
Candy
*****************
Old Press Releases from HLC
Announcement Posted November 2, 2001
Please note the following important information:
Color Changes:
“Plum”, our newest color, will begin shipping in January of 2002
“Juniper”, a limited-run color, will be retired at yearend, 2001 – orders for Juniper are no longer being accepted.
“Pearl Gray” will be retired at the end of 2001
“Rose” will be phased out during 2002 and retired by yearend.
We’ve changed our minds….
After hearing from many of you, we have decided that we will not retire the ROSE Fiesta color this year after all.
Instead, YELLOW will be retired by the end of 2002.
Actually, a lot of factors entered into this decision, including the fact that the next color introduction will not be in the pastel color palette as originally planned.
Also, sales of YELLOW have declined more quickly than we expected, after the introduction of Sunflower last year.
Most importantly, ROSE remains a strong home decorating color, which prompted many of you to urge us not to retire the color at this time.
Lastly, we hope this news reaches you before your color plans for next Fall and beyond are locked in place.
We sincerely thank all friends of Fiesta for caring enough to offer your input in selecting the Fiesta color palette for 2003 and beyond.
May 13, 2005
FIESTA COLOR ANNOUNCEMENT
With the addition of our new Peacock color, we are now producing 15 Fiesta colors. In the interest of maintaining reasonable manufacturing schedules, we must reduce the number of colors in production.
Our two lowest volume colors, Rose and Sea Mist Green, will be withdrawn from production according to the following schedule:
We will stop accepting orders on August 31, 2005.
Orders entered between now and August 31st cannot have a customer request date later than December 1, 2005.
All production of Rose and Sea Mist Green will end no later than December 31, 2005.
We will honor any production commitments now in effect for these colors.
We are fully aware that color trends change and that, at some time in the future, there may be a renewed demand for these colors. When that happens, Homer Laughlin may or may not produce Rose and/or Sea Mist Green again.
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