Category Archives: Fitz and Floyd

Fitz and Floyd Cloisonné Peony

Posted on August 4, 2017 by Maria Leslie P

Fitz and Floyd was founded by Pat Fitzpatrick and Bob Floyd in Dallas in 1960.  It started out as an import company.  From importing ceramic products, they decided to make their own and now, more than 50 years later, the … Continue reading →

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Our Visit To The NY Tabletop Show 4/14/11 – Part 1

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Josh P

This week is the April Tabletop show in Manhattan and we stopped by the NY Merchandise Mart at 41 Madison Ave. yesterday to check out the recent doings of our favorite brands. There was a nice crowd at the show, … Continue reading →

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How Breakable Is Fine Bone China?

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Josh P

The short answer? Fine Bone china is from the sturdiest porcelain available. Hard to believe isn't it? But it's the truth nonetheless. The myth persists that fine china is easily broken and very fragile. This is one of the reasons … Continue reading →

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Does Lenox Versailles China Have Anything To Do With It's Namesake?

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Josh P

Have you ever wondered how china and tableware companies get the names for their patterns? True, it's not high on the need to know list, but have you never been curious if Lenox Versailles china has anything to do with … Continue reading →

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