Re: Help needed

[John Andrews <andrewsjp@chartertn.net>]

Look at http://www.hlchina.com/   .  This from a google of fiestaware 

factory.



I have seen a book about Fiestaware giving a great deal of the history 

of the uranium used for the glaze.  They originally used natural U, then 

later changed to DU.  Now, I believe that they do not make the DU glazed 

dishes anymore.  Other manufacturers also made similar dishes using U or 

DU in the glaze to get that bright orange color.



I saw a neat vegetable bowl the other day in an antique store for $10.  

That's a very good price.  Wife said NO!



John Andrews

Knoxville, Tennessee



Dan Hoffman wrote:



>Does anyone know where these plates were produced?

>

>Dan Hoffman

>Pangea Group

>

>-----Original Message-----

>From: John Jacobus [mailto:crispy_bird@YAHOO.COM]

>Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 10:02 AM

>To: Gerald Nicholls; BLHamrick@AOL.COM; radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu;

>grantjoh@pacbell.net

>Subject: Re: Help needed

>

>

>Actually, I think that people like Barbara are looking

>for radioactive Fiesta ware.  They are causing the

>shortage.  I know someone who has practically a whole

>set of radioactive pieces, dishes, cups, pitchers,

>etc.

>  

>





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