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Fiesta Disk Water Pitcher

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Fiesta Disk Water Pitcher in a fabulous cinnabar colour, designed for the Homer Laughlin China Company U.S.A. They designed these jug between c1930s-c1980s, a very iconic American design and were sold in Bloomingdales New York during the c1980s. Excellent Condition. H. 19cm. Base to Spout. H. 18cm. Base to Handle. Width 10cm to widest point 13cm. Base. !0.5cm-13.5cm. The price includes free postage via Royal Mail Signed For delivery to the UK mainland destinations.
If you require Royal Mail Special Delivery postage (Signed For & Tracked service) please contact me.
PLEASE EMAIL ME FOR A POSTAL QUOTE TO EUROPE AND FOR INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY.
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£49.00  UK
$61.20  USA
57.13  EU
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The price includes free postage via Royal Mail Signed For delivery to the UK mainland destinations.
If you require Royal Mail Special Delivery postage (Signed For & Tracked service) please contact me.
PLEASE EMAIL ME FOR A POSTAL QUOTE TO EUROPE AND FOR INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY.
Period 1980s Antiques Material Ceramic Origin American Maker Homer Laughlin China Company Item code as645a208 / YAC0220/3504 Status For Sale

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