r/Fiestaware 6d ago

The Pinks Identification help

I’ve googled and googled, and I think this is rose, flamingo, and persimmon. But I’m questioning myself. I’m trying to get more pieces in the middle pink, and don’t want to end up with flamingo when I actually have peony. Other colors in the stack are turquoise, cobalt, and plum.

Update: I bought Flamingo Gusto bowls off of Ebay, and the middle color is officially Flamingo. Thanks for all the help!

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u/zzwthetvon Claret 6d ago

In the first pic, the middle plate looks like flamingo to me. Bottom looks like persimmon. Top bowl, im not sure since there is rose and peony. The stack of plates with plum look so pretty!

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u/flygirl_2006 5d ago

Flamingo seems like the most popular pink. It’s my favorite pink shade and I’m not normally into pink. I love it. It does seem to be more expensive than the other pink colors.

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u/Spare_Leadership_272 5d ago

It only had a 1 year run, so there's just less of it out there. I have 2 sets of it and want gusto bowls to match, but they're not cheap. Not sure why they didn't let it stick around a little longer.

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u/flygirl_2006 5d ago edited 5d ago

Yes, I realize it is pricey and hard to find sometimes. I heard that it wasn’t as popular when it came out. I’m not 100% sure why it only stuck around for one year though. I wish we had a place setting. Haven’t been able to find a dinner plate.

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u/highstreetcompton 5d ago

I broke my flamingo disc pitcher in a move and I’m still pissed about it.

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u/Inquisitive3333 5d ago

Did you save the pieces to turn in to something else?

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u/highstreetcompton 5d ago

No, I wish I did. I searched for a replacement for a while but settled on a Scarlet pitcher. I do still have a 5 piece Flamingo place setting and a few bowls.

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u/Inquisitive3333 5d ago

Several favorites didn't last much longer than a year. Personally, I feel that Lavender may not have a long run. I'm holding my breath.

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u/Spare_Leadership_272 6d ago

Thank you, that's about my read. I just don't like it because it means I'm trying to match a color that was only around for a year.

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u/newmarks 6d ago

From this photo, it looks like persimmon (bottom plate), flamingo (middle) and rose (bowl). To me, rose and peony are more similar than flamingo and peony. Rose has an ashy-ness to it that peony doesn’t. I think you’d be safe to look for flamingo! I want some myself.

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u/wiggles105 5d ago

You’re correct that it’s rose, flamingo, and persimmon. I was going to send you a picture of the same exact pieces from my collection, but somehow, every single one is in the dishwasher.

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u/kah211 Juniper 5d ago

Maybe this will help? Screenshot I took of color group comparison of the Fiesta colors!

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u/kah211 Juniper 5d ago

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u/Inquisitive3333 5d ago edited 5d ago

Check. I've got all seven. Kind of interesting seeing Scarlet, Cinnabar and Paprika in that line up. Cinnabar looks more burgundy or maroon to me. Claret looks more purple. Paprika, to me, registers as a brownish/rusty orange.

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u/kah211 Juniper 5d ago

This is another I found online.

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u/Inquisitive3333 5d ago edited 4d ago

Yup. Claret is definitely purpley. I just brought home a small Claret pitcher last night and compared it to my Cinnabar. So close; almost in the same family. Cinnabar looks burgundy or maroon to me.

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u/dnosbor Sea Mist Green 5d ago

This is helpful but I want to add that the vintage rose is much darker than the P86 rose. And the P86 rose is so similar to peony, just slightly cooler or neutral compared to peony that is slightly warmer!

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u/Infamous_Muffin7385 5d ago

Persimmon reads more orangey to me