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Aunt B’s signature video series—sharing Fiesta history, color comparisons, styling ideas, and collector tips, one dish at a time.
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💜 Lilac: The Rare Bloom of the Fiesta Rainbow
💜 Lilac: The Rare Bloom of the Fiesta Rainbow
Released in 1993 and retired just two years later, Lilac was always meant to be a collector’s prize. Only 42 shapes were made—some in exclusive, hard-to-find forms.
It’s now considered the rarest—and most valuable—Post-86 color out there.
🎬 Watch the newest Dishin’ with Aunt B to find out why this soft purple is such a bold collector favorite.
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🌟 Americana Stars: Star-Spangled, Fiesta-Style!
🌟 Americana Stars: Star-Spangled, Fiesta-Style!
Red, white, and ooh! 💙 Fiesta’s Americana Stars pattern was made for patriotic picnics and backyard BBQs.
🎬 In this week’s Dishin’ with Aunt B, we’re spotlighting the pattern that brings instant fireworks to your summer table. Perfect with Scarlet, Lapis, Twilight—or all on its own.
✨ Watch now and set the stage for a celebration in full color!
💡 Teapot Lamps: Bright Idea or Urban Legend?
💡 Teapot Lamps: Bright Idea or Urban Legend?
In the late ’90s, Fiesta turned its iconic teapot into a fully factory-produced lamp—no drills, no DIY hacks. Just pure, colorful style.
✨ Were they really made by a mystery lamp company in Ohio? —We’re dishin’ the details.
🎬 Watch Dishin’ with Aunt B to see the light!
🕵️♀️ The Case of: Cinnabar or Claret?
🕵️♀️ The Case of: Cinnabar or Claret?
Two colors. One fiery family resemblance. And a whole lot of collector confusion.
In this week’s Dishin’ with Aunt B, we crack the case of Fiesta’s most look-alike glazes—and share the secret to telling them apart. Spoiler: it’s all in the backstamp. 👀
🎬 Watch now and put your collector sleuthing to the test. Think you could spot the difference without a side-by-side?
🦚 Peacock: This color was made to strut.
🦚 Peacock: This color was made to strut.
Fiesta’s Peacock hit the scene in 2005 with bold, vibrant flair—and collectors are still crowing about it! Retired in 2014, but never forgotten.
🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B to see why Peacock is still turning heads!
💥 Fiesta Red: Bold, Bright… and Banned?!
💥 Fiesta Red: Bold, Bright… and Banned?!
This one’s got a backstory! The original red glaze was literally radioactive. 😳
Banned during WWII and now beloved by collectors, Fiesta Red is one of the most sought-after vintage shades ever released.
🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B for the full glow!
🍊 Tangerine Brought the Heat!
🍊 Tangerine Brought the Heat!
🍊 Tangerine lit up the Fiesta line from 2003 to 2017 with bold, juicy energy.
🔥 A fan favorite for summer tables and fall pairings—it played nice with everyone. Retired now, but always in season for collectors. 😉
🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B for the juice!
💗 Flamingo: Not all that Glitters is Gold - or is it?
💗 Flamingo: Not all that Glitters is Gold - or is it?
💗 Not the first pink Fiesta—but definitely the boldest. Flamingo burst onto the scene in 2012 and brought serious retro summer vibes. 🌴🍹Too pink? Too fab? Collectors still debate. But we say: long live the pink parade!
🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B for the bling!
💙 Turquoise: Comeback Queen
💙 Turquoise: Comeback Queen
💙 Turquoise made her modern comeback in 1988, and she’s still the cool queen of the Fiesta table.
🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B on why this vintage-meets-modern shade keeps collectors coming back for seconds. 🍽️
💚 Chartreuse: Bold Green Machine
💚 Chartreuse: Bold Green Machine
Only around for a blink—💚 Chartreuse was Fiesta's bold little green machine from 1997 to 1999!
🟢 Rare color. 🔥 Hot collector demand. 🍽️ Watch, love, repeat.
🎬 We're dishin' all the juicy details in our first ever episode of Dishin’ with Aunt B.
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