is this cookware acyual licensed :fiestaware" cookware....like the dishes? does it have the dancing lady logo? or is it cookware called fiesta?
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It is labeled "Fiesta"and has the dancing lady logo on the bottom of the pans and on the lids.
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Yes, it is a licensed product. Mine are marked with the Fiesta logo / dancing lady on the glass lids, handles, and bottom of the pan.
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I don't see any teflon in mine. The plate on tye back says it is made in China. Mine is a couple yrs old probably now so check www.delonghi.com. I am concerned about China products also. Looking for new dishes they are all from there & I wonder how often they are checked for being toxic. Fiestaware seems to be the only US made dishes now.
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Hi Patricia, Are you asking about the casserole dish carrier that the hot pack is put into? If so, I really do not know. Sorry.
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I checked my cups and on the bottom it says" Homer Laughlin China", since 1871 USA. I would like to assume that Fiesta ware is made in this country, at least I hope so.
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I don't know. I would suppose the website for the cookware should be able to tell you. All I can tell you is this cookware is probably the best I have ever used!
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I'm a newbie to fiestaware, so I can't say for sure when a piece is authentic, but my plate, large bowl, and small bowl markings are all different. The large bowls have a printed mark, the small bowls and plates have a vague engraved marking. I'm pretty sure they're all authentic because they match all the markings on the link below. But some are print, others are engraved and a little hard to read. I suspect mine are all new or relatively new. I don't know much about vintage fiestaware. Hope this link helps.http://www.texascooking.com/fiestaware/identifying_fiestaware.htm
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Absolutely. If it didn't, I wouldn't use it as my daily dinnerware.P.S.: I LOVE Fiestaware!!!
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The previous answer sounds correct. I never put Fiesta Ware in the conventional oven. It works just fine in the microwave oven.
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The "feet" are not glazed, but they are not as rough as I've seen in other dishes. They're also as white as the dish itself (I've seen other dishes that have beige / brown / greyish "feet"). Hope this helps!
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This seems to be glazed cookware. As a rule glazed ware is not glazed on the bottom.
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Hi Andrew,Great question. Homer Laughlin manufactures fiestaware in the USA in West Virginia and sells them on their website as well as through Amazon and other companies. They are my favorite dishes in the world, because they are lead free and can be used safely in the microwave and oven. I also love all of the colors that can be mixed and matched for so many occasions. For example we used the orange and marigold and lemongrass for Thanksgiving. Our plan for Christmas is to use the Scarlet and Lemongrass. Let me know if you have other questions. You can learn more on the website below.fiesta@homerlaughlin.net logoMADE IN THE USATHE HOMER LAUGHLIN CHINA CO.OFFICIAL FIESTA® FACTORYDIRECT SITE Hi Andrew,Great question. Homer Laughlin manufactures fiestaware in the USA in West Virginia and sells them on their website as well as through Amazon and other companies. They are my favorite dishes in the world, because they are lead free and can be used safely in the microwave and oven. I also love all of the colors that can be mixed and matched for so many occasions. For example we used the orange and marigold and lemongrass for Thanksgiving. Our plan for Christmas is to use the Scarlet and Lemongrass. Let me know if you have other questions. You can learn more on the... » Read More Hi Andrew,Great question. Homer Laughlin manufactures fiestaware in the USA in West Virginia and sells them on their website as well as through Amazon and other companies. They are my favorite dishes in the world, because they are lead free and can be used safely in the microwave and oven. I also love all of the colors that can be mixed and matched for so many occasions. For example we used the orange and marigold and lemongrass for Thanksgiving. Our plan for Christmas is to use the Scarlet and Lemongrass. Let me know if you have other questions. You can learn more on the website below.fiesta@homerlaughlin.net logoMADE IN THE USATHE HOMER LAUGHLIN CHINA CO.OFFICIAL FIESTA® FACTORYDIRECT SITE « Show Less
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As far as I know, they are all made in the USA and all should be stamped Fiestaware; otherwise, they could be a fake. But I am no expert, just a user of the product.
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Unfortunately this was a gift for my daughter and I cannot tell you but they are excellent cookware and after giving them to her two years ago they still kook like new and she uses them all the time !
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We bought a shamrock (green) canister and the photo was of a white canister. The canister was in fact the shamrock color. The cobalt will be Fiestaware's version of cobalt, which is a very dark blue.
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It's the same pan. Your second answer: It's called marketing. You more likely to buy the sauce pans, etc. if you like the sauté pans. By the way they are the best pots and pans I've ever used. I own the complete offering including their bake ware!
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What ever style you like. That's what so wonderful about these dishes. We started with the fake wood handle ones we had for years, then just switched it up to a very fancy set we also had and used for "good". Once we realized the "good" was everyday, we started using them. Our Fancy is Oneida Michelangelo
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nowhere near being like Correll! As for imperfections...well, it's not fine china but I am happy with mine and I'm pretty picky. I believe it is ceramic. Stoneware is buff or terra cotta colored and this is white along bottom rim where there is no glaze, however it does state it is dishwasher and microwave safe.