Homer Laughlin China Collectors Association (HLCCA) is a non-profit organization comprised of collectors, antiques dealers, historians, etc., who share an interest in the dinnerware and other pottery products that were, and are, produced by the Homer Laughlin China Co. (1873- ). HLCCA offers a wide range of services, events, and other benefits for people whose interest levels vary from mild curiosity to sophisticated collecting.

"Fiesta" is only one line that is covered by HLCCA. They also publish a quarterly magazine, DISH Magazine, regarding the company's history of all lines, which also contains a good deal of retail and private ads. Subscription is included in Membership.

They sponser an annual convention in a major American city in which Homer Laughlin, numerous retail outlets, and avid colllectors from around the world display an impressive array of the Company's history in the form of their products back to the Company's beginnings in 1873, both for viewing and for sale. Discount Accommodations/Travel included in Membership.

For the last decade, HLCCA has sponsered a annual limited run of exclusive Disc Pitchers celebrating a specific year from the 1930's and now, proceeding into the 1940's. The designs of these pitchers uses, in most items, a metallic glaze and unique art celebrating a theme from the era. These items are occasionally found in the secondary market and have increased markedly in value.

1930 - The Chrysler Building

1931 - Dick Tracy (Debuted in this year)

1932 - Golden Age of Radio

1933 - Century of Progress

1934 - Transoceanic Travel

1935 - Dish Night at the Movies

1936 - Frederick Rhead - Fiesta's Designer.

1937 - Golden Gate Bridge

1938 - 20th Century Limited (Rail Travel)

1939 - 1939 New York World's Fair/ 1939 Golden Gate International Expostion, San Francisco

1940 - Uncle Sam Wants You.

To view the items listed above, visit hlcca.org/exclusives.php 

To View the HLCCA's home page and membership information, visit hlcca.org