fitz and floyd teapot, 1970's.
Fitz And Floyd
Porcelain manufacturers in Dallas, Texas founded in 1960 makes of decorative products.
Fitz and Floyd was founded in 1960 by Pat Fitzpatrick and Robert Floyd in
Dallas, Texas. The company earned a leading reputation in the consumer products
industry for the quality, style and creativity of its fine china and
hand-painted giftware, available exclusively through better specialty and
department stores.
Fitz and Floyd pot de creme cup and saucer,
photo by gourmetsleuth.com
Most if not all of the Fitz and Floyd ceramic pieces were made in Japan. While we don't have documentation of which factories were used we have seen several pot de creme sets made for Fitz and Floyd that were also available under other porcelain sellers names.
Fitz and Floyd has produced a variety of products including teapots, dinnerware, figurines, specialty Christmas themed products and colorful majolica-style wares.
Today the Fitz and Floyd design staff creates virtually all of the company's exclusive designs, including a variety of limited-edition teapots, figurines, waterglobes, annual Christmas ornaments, plates and bells for collectors.
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Pot de Creme Cups And Sets
Fitz and Floyd produced the largest variety of pot de creme sets made in the U.S. in the 1970's and early 1980's. From simple solid whites to ornate Imari-style pieces their creations were in countless colors and patterns. You can visit our
Pots de Creme virtual museum to view many of the pieces made by Fitz and Floyd.