The Fiesta Tableware Company, makers of the iconic Fiesta® dinnerware, invites you to visit their 37 acre facility located in Newell, West Virginia, where American hand- crafted quality still remains after 150 years. Shop for your home in the retail outlet or schedule a tour to see how your dinnerware is brought to life.
Founded in 1871 by Mr. Homer Laughlin, The Fiesta Tableware Company has been family owned and operated by the Wells family for four generations. Specializing in high-fired, lead- free glazes, The Fiesta Tableware Company remains the largest domestic pottery, employing over 500 skilled workers in facilities that span over a mile on the banks of the Ohio River.
Call 1-800-452-4462 for tour reservations.
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connie welch
2 weeks agoI flew from Washington to Ohio to visit family and friends. A very special woman ( niece) booked a tour for us as we both love fiesta ware. Abbey gave us the tour and was very informative, interesting, funny and just plain nice! Our group of 4 as well as the others in the tour really enjoyed her presentation. If your curious book a tour, it’s so worth it! Just wish I lived closer to be able to go back again 😊
Adrienne Massey
2 weeks agoWe had a tour of the factory, and Abby was amazing! So friendly and helpful. If you’re visiting the outlet, I recommend you schedule a tour in advance. We of course all bought some of the beautiful tableware afterward.
Casey M.
in the last weekBeautiful pottery. My gosh. I wish I could purchase one of every color. We have a small collection and they are so strong. We've dropped them a few times in the sink and don't even have a blemish afterwards. The yellow and orange are my personal favorites.
Kim Custer
2 months agoReviewing online ordering process. Excellent customer service. I received damaged products and reporting the issue and receiving a replacement was super easy. Shipping was quick and it was the fastest customer service response time of any company I've ever dealt with!
Renee Bradley
a month agoGreat selection of first and seconds quality dishes. Warehouse was full of seconds. But, in the end, purchased what I came for, which was a new canister set. Guess there's a huge tent sale next weekend with huge markdowns on seconds from Warehouse.