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HawaiianaWare transports the warm trade winds of the tropics to the dining room with its colorful scenes of island life. In the classic disk shape made popular by Fiestaware, this 67-1/4-ounce pitcher depicts hula dancers with luscious island fruits. Each scene on HawaiianaWare is inspired by the 1930s murals of artist Eugene Savage, which were later adapted into award-winning menu covers for a Honolulu-bound luxury liner, and here translated by Lynn Blocker Krantz.

Four separate place settings constitute the HawaiianaWare line: Pomp and Circumstance, Island Feast, Festival of the Sea, and Aloha...Universal Word. Made in the USA by the Homer Laughlin China Company, HawaiianaWare is dishwasher-, oven-, and microwave-safe, colored with lead-free glaze, and fully vitrified to result in chip-resistant china durable enough for everyday use. --Ann Bieri ... Read more

Features

• Made in the USA
• Hawaiian-theme 67-1/4-ounce disk pitcher
• Vitrified chip-resistant china with lead-free glaze
• Scenes of island life inspired by 1930s murals
• Safe for dishwasher, oven, and microwave

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HawaiianaWare transports the warm trade winds of the tropics to the dining room with its colorful scenes of island life. This 10-1/4-inch dinner plate depicts islanders reveling in the bounty of the sea. Each scene on HawaiianaWare is inspired by the 1930s murals of artist Eugene Savage, which were later adapted into award-winning menu covers for a Honolulu-bound luxury liner, and here translated by Lynn Blocker Krantz.

Four separate place settings constitute the HawaiianaWare line: Pomp and Circumstance, Island Feast, Festival of the Sea, and Aloha...Universal Word. Made in the USA by the Homer Laughlin China Company, HawaiianaWare is dishwasher-, oven-, and microwave-safe, colored with lead-free glaze, and fully vitrified to result in chip-resistant china durable enough for everyday use. --Ann Bieri ... Read more

Features

• Made in the USA
• Hawaiian-theme 10-1/4-inch dinner plate
• Vitrified chip-resistant china with lead-free glaze
• Scenes of island life inspired by 1930s murals
• Safe for dishwasher, oven, and microwave

Features

• 4.75 x 3.62 x 3.5 .9
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 9.25 dia x 1.75 tall 1.8
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

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Commercial art from the 1930s through the 1960s helped romanticize Hawaii and perpetuate its image as the center of paradise. This HawaiianaWare salad plate revives this sentiment by reproducing one of these works in vivid color and detail onto a 7-1/4-inch china palette. The scene on this plate was originally painted by Eugene Savage in the 1930s for the Matson Navigation Company, a steamship passenger line that used the artwork for menu covers on the Honolulu-bound cruise ship, the S. S. Lurline. The plate features a group of wahine, or native Hawaiian women, wearing traditional dress with leis and carrying baskets of tropical fruit. The picture is framed by a wide orange stripe along the plate's rim and a thinner cobalt stripe around the edge.

Produced by Homer Laughlin, this salad plate is made of the same quality vitrified china as the company's highly collected Fiestaware and has a lead-free nonporous glaze. This durable plate is resistant to chipping and is microwave- and dishwasher-safe so it can be used for everyday dining. This HawaiianaWare piece is perfect for serving a tropical fruit salad at your next home luau and is a great purchase for use in a beach house or for those who forever want to bring the spirit of aloha into their homes. However, Fiestaware collectors may want to save this unique piece for the showcase. --Cristina Vaamonde ... Read more

Features

• Appealing for collectors of Hawaiiana or Fiestaware
• Features tropical scene reproduced from original commercial art by Eugene Savage
• Formerly used on menu covers on S.S. Lurline steamship passenger line circa 1930s
• Vitrified china with lead-free nonporous glaze
• Chip-resistant; microwave- and dishwasher-safe

Features

• 9.0 dia x 1.0 tall 1.25
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 10.63 dia x .88 tall 1.9
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 6.0 x 4.63 x 3.5 1.3
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 4.5 x 3.25 x 2.25 .56
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 9.0 dia x 1.0 tall 1.25
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 4.5 x 3.25 x 3.5 .81
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

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Commercial art from the 1930s through the 1960s helped romanticize Hawaii and perpetuate its image as the center of paradise. This HawaiianaWare charger revives this sentiment by reproducing one of these works in vivid color and detail onto a 12-1/2-inch china palette. The scene on this charger was originally painted by Eugene Savage in the 1930s for the Matson Navigation Company, a steamship passenger line that used the artwork for menu covers on the Honolulu-bound cruise ship, the S. S. Lurline. The plate features a group of wahine, or native Hawaiian women, in traditional dress. The picture is framed by a wide cobalt stripe along the plate's rim and a thinner orange stripe around the edge.

Produced by Homer Laughlin, this charger is made of the same quality vitrified china as the company's highly collected Fiestaware and has a lead-free nonporous glaze. This durable plate is resistant to chipping and is microwave- and dishwasher-safe so it can be used for everyday dining. HawaiianaWare is the perfect dinnerware for a beach house or is a great purchase for those who forever want to bring the spirit of aloha into their homes. However, Fiestaware collectors may want to save this unique piece for the showcase. --Cristina Vaamonde ... Read more

Features

• Appealing for collectors of Hawaiiana or Fiestaware
• Features tropical scene reproduced from original commercial art by Eugene Savage
• Formerly used on menu covers on S.S. Lurline steamship passenger line circa 1930s
• Vitrified china with lead-free nonporous glaze
• Chip-resistant; microwave- and dishwasher-safe

Amazon.com Review

Commercial art from the 1930s through the 1960s helped romanticize Hawaii and perpetuate its image as the center of paradise. This HawaiianaWare charger revives this sentiment by reproducing one of these works in vivid color and detail onto a 12-1/2-inch china palette. The scene on this charger was originally painted by Eugene Savage in the 1930s for the Matson Navigation Company, a steamship passenger line that used the artwork for menu covers on the Honolulu-bound cruise ship, the S. S. Lurline. The plate features a group of kane, or native Hawaiian men, catching fish with Hawaii's glorious clear water, lush tropical foliage, and breathtaking coastal mountains in the background. The picture is framed by a wide cobalt stripe along the plate's rim and a thinner orange stripe around the edge.

Produced by Homer Laughlin, this charger is made of the same quality vitrified china as the company's highly collected Fiestaware and has a lead-free nonporous glaze. This durable plate is resistant to chipping and is microwave- and dishwasher-safe so it can be used for everyday dining. HawaiianaWare is the perfect dinnerware for a beach house or is a great purchase for those who forever want to bring the spirit of aloha into their homes. However, Fiestaware collectors may want to save this unique piece for the showcase. --Cristina Vaamonde ... Read more

Features

• Appealing for collectors of Hawaiiana or Fiestaware
• Features tropical scene reproduced from original commercial art by Eugene Savage
• Formerly used on menu covers on S.S. Lurline steamship passenger line circa 1930s
• Vitrified china with lead-free nonporous glaze
• Chip-resistant; microwave- and dishwasher-safe

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Inspired by passionate Polynesian themes, the lush imagery featured on this 12-1/4-inch plate evokes the gorgeous beauty of the South Seas. Fill with mango, papaya, and pineapple for a tropical flavor, roast pork for a luscious meal, or display this gorgeous platter on a wall or table for an impressive decoration. The rose border with classic Fiestaware rings accents the rich deep colors of leafy palm fronds and flowers. Designed by Lynn Blocker Krantz for HawaiianaWare this piece reflects mural artwork by Eugene Savage, commissioned in the late 1930s by the Matson Navigation Company for menu covers on their luxury liner. Complementing other artful pieces in the HawaiianaWare collection, this ideal gift of island romance is a unique variation for Fiesta collectors. The Royal Hawaiian insignia on the rim also makes it a special keepsake for former guests of the famous pink hotel on Waikiki Beach. American-made, it's lead-free, chip-resistant, microwave- and dishwasher-safe. --Roberta Cruger ... Read more

Features

• American-made
• 12-1/4-inch HawaiianaWare collector plate
• High-fired vitrified ceramic china; lead-free glaze
• Tropical Hawaiian scene inspired by Eugene Savage murals; coordinates with other designs in the HawaiianaWare line
• Chip- and crack- resistant; dishwasher-, microwave-, and oven-safe

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Commercial art from the 1930s through the 1960s helped romanticize Hawaii and perpetuate its image as the center of paradise. This HawaiianaWare platter revives this sentiment by reproducing one of these works in vivid color and detail onto a 16-1/2-inch china palette. The scene on this serving piece was originally painted by Eugene Savage in the 1930s for the Matson Navigation Company, a steamship passenger line that used the artwork for menu covers on the Honolulu-bound cruise ship, the S. S. Lurline. The platter features a group of kane, or native Hawaiian men, catching fish with Hawaii's glorious clear water, lush tropical foliage, and breathtaking coastal mountains in the background. The picture is framed by a wide turquoise stripe along the plate's rim.

Produced by Homer Laughlin, this platter is made of the same quality vitrified china as the company's highly collected Fiestaware and has a lead-free nonporous glaze. This durable serving plate is resistant to chipping and is microwave- and dishwasher-safe so it can be used for everyday dining. This HawaiianaWare piece is perfect for serving shredded Kalua Pig or sliced tropical fruit at your next home luau and is a great purchase for use in a beach house or for those who forever want to bring the spirit of aloha into their homes. However, Fiestaware collectors may want to save this unique piece for the showcase. --Cristina Vaamonde ... Read more

Features

• Appealing for collectors of Hawaiiana or Fiestaware
• Features tropical scene reproduced from original commercial art by Eugene Savage
• Formerly used on menu covers on S.S. Lurline steamship passenger line circa 1930s
• Vitrified china with lead-free nonporous glaze
• Chip-resistant; microwave- and dishwasher-safe

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Commercial art from the 1930s through the 1960s helped romanticize Hawaii and perpetuate its image as the center of paradise. Designed to pair with the 7-ounce empire-style cup (sold separately), this HawaiianaWare saucer revives this sentiment by reproducing one of these works in vivid color and detail onto a 5-3/4-inch china palette. Originally part of a larger painting, the images on this saucer were originally painted by Eugene Savage in the 1930s for the Matson Navigation Company, a steamship passenger line that used the artwork for menu covers on the Honolulu-bound cruise ship, the S. S. Lurline. The saucer features a lush palm branch with shadowing in the foreground with peek-a-boo views of pineapple and clear, blue sky visible through the leaves.

Produced by Homer Laughlin, this saucer is made of the same quality vitrified china as the company's highly collected Fiestaware and has a lead-free nonporous glaze. This durable plate is resistant to chipping and is microwave- and dishwasher-safe so it can be used for everyday dining. HawaiianaWare is the perfect dinnerware for a beach house or is a great purchase for those who forever want to bring the spirit of aloha into their homes. However, Fiestaware collectors may want to save this unique piece for the showcase. --Cristina Vaamonde ... Read more

Features

• Appealing for collectors of Hawaiiana or Fiestaware
• Features tropical scene reproduced from original commercial art by Eugene Savage
• Formerly used on menu covers on S.S. Lurline steamship passenger line circa 1930s
• Vitrified china with lead-free nonporous glaze
• Chip-resistant; microwave- and dishwasher-safe

Features

• 4.13 dia x 2.25 tall .81
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 4.5 x 3.25 x 3.5 .81
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 4.75 x 3.62 x 3.5 .9
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe

Features

• 8.25 x 4.25 x 7.25 2.7
• Inspired by Lynn Blocker Krantz's passion for all things Hawaiian, these dinnerware pieces feature lush tropical scenes from murals by Eugene Savage.
• The original art, commissioned in the late 1930s by Matson Navigation Company, was used for menu covers aboard Matson's Honolulu-bound luxury liner, S.S. Lurline.
• A great gift for those who want to bring a hint of trade winds to their table, or anyone who is nostalgic about the Hawaiian Islands, or for the Fiesta Collector.
• Lead-free, chip resistant, microwave and dishwasher safe