 Fiesta Kitchen Kraft Spoons Bradley’s recently had the opportunity to frame this complete collection of Kitchen Kraft Spoons, forks and cake servers from the mint vintage Fiesta collection of Carol and Ron Robinson. The Homer Laughlin Company introduced Fiesta in January 1936 in five colors – red, cobalt blue, light green, yellow and ivory followed by turquoise in mid 1937. In 1939, they introduced a bake-and-serve Fiesta line called Kitchen Kraft in the four colors shown in the photo. The Fiesta line was discontinued in 1973 reintroduced in new colors in 1986 and continues to be a popular pottery sold today. The vintage Fiesta has become highly collectable, particularly in mint condition. The covered onion soup bowl, which originally sold for 75 cents, was discontinued about the time the turquoise color was introduced. A chipped, very rare, turquoise covered onion soup bowl sold at an Indiana auction in 1999 for $10,000. Other vintage Fiesta pieces have sold from a few dollars to several thousand dollars, depending on the rarity of the piece and its quality. Lucy designed a shadow box using an ornate silver moulding and a neutral taupe fabric background embossed with a signature element of the Fiesta pattern |