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Fiesta® Creamers Stick Handled Creamer The stick handled creamer was part of the original assortment in 1936. It was restyled with a ring handle in July 1938. Stick handled creamers can be found in the first six colors: red, yellow, blue, (light) green, old ivory, and turquoise. Stick handled creamers in light green, red, and turquoise Regular Creamer Regular, or ring handled, creamers were made from July 1938 until the line was discontinued in 1969. It was made in all eleven standard colors: red, yellow, (light) green, blue, old ivory, turquoise, rose, forest green, chartreuse, gray, and medium green. In vintage advertisements there was never a distinction between the two types of creamers. They were simply called "creamer" in both cases. There were two different marks used on the creamers: HLC-USA, mostly on the stick handled version, and the HLC logo with Made in USA, mostly on the ring handled version. Covered sugar and regular creamer in medium green Regular creamer in old ivory HLC-USA marking Logo with Made in USA marking Restyled Creamer, a.k.a. C Handled Creamer In March 1967, many of the Fiesta shapes were restyled for the supermarket promotion Sheffield Amberstone. The regular creamer was redesigned with a partial or "C" handle, and the Fiesta® marking was removed. The restyled creamer was also used with the Coventry Casualstone line. After Fiesta® was discontinued in 1969, it was relaunched as Fiesta® Ironstone later that same year. Many of the restyled pieces from Sheffield Amberstone were used, including the creamer. Restyled creamers can be found in amber from Sheffield Amberstone, mango red and turf green from Fiesta® Ironstone, and antique gold - a shared glaze between Fiesta® Ironstone and Coventry Casualstone. Restyled covered sugar and creamer from Sheffield Amberstone Individual Creamer When Fiesta® was reintroduced in 1986, the restyled Amberstone/Ironstone creamer was picked up. The restyled creamer never had a marking. The same molds were used without modification, so contemporary creamers are unmarked. The piece was given the official name individual creamer. Its production dates coincide with the individual covered sugar in that it was discontinued for a brief time starting in 2015. In 2018, it was brought back as a factory exclusive and discontinued once again in 2024. Although it wasn't meant to be made in sapphire, a few examples are known to exist. Individual covered sugar and individual creamer in persimmon Individual creamers were never marked Individual creamer and individual covered sugar in lilac Individual Creamer [0492] white black cobalt apricot rose yellow turquoise periwinkle sea mist persimmon lilac chartreuse pearl gray juniper cinnabar sunflower plum shamrock tangerine scarlet peacock heather evergreen ivory marigold lemongrass paprika flamingo lapis poppy mulberry meadow butterscotch twilight peony jade Other Creamers Sugar/creamer/tray set (see this page) Small creamer from a child's teaset Some hotelware creamers were made in Fiesta® glazes. The factory used the Duquesne creamer with Fiesta® Mates/Colorations lines. Hall China small creamer in paprika, HLC Duquesne shape creamer in rose Duquesne creamer, HLC embossed logo B A C K