This book presents a sweeping survey of the Homer Laughlin China Company’s most popular dinnerware – Fiesta. These brilliantly colored, inexpensive, Art Deco dishes were introduced in 1935 during the Depression and today are a valuable and sought after collectible item. Hundreds of beautiful full-color photographs chronicle the many Fiesta forms, from the most common to the rare, and the wide spectrum of glaze colors which adorn them. Also contained within the text is the complete history of the Homer Laughlin Company and examples of its manufacturer’s marks. Each item has a complete description and its current value. A thorough index and bibliography is also included for easy cross-referencing. This eye-popping tour de force of these colorful wares is a must for any glass collector or dealer, and those that appreciate a fine art.