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[Group 5 minus 1]

Sliced bread

[Group 5 minus 1]

@RespectLife You do not necessarily "get what you pay for".

[RespectLife]

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@Group 5 minus 1 wrote:

@RespectLife You do not necessarily "get what you pay for".

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@Group 5 minus 1 

If you are referring to Temptations...I disagree.

The price is about what I would expect to pay for that quality.

I would never expect to receive a piece of Polish Stoneware similar to the artistry of Temptations!  Gosh NO!!

You pay more for Polish because it is expertly crafted in every way.  The artwork is masterful!  Not so w/ Temptations.

If you are not referring to Temptations, then kindly do not be so cryptic and say what you mean so we know!  LOL

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@RespectLife Many people believe that myth. 

[shoesnbags]

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@wagirl wrote:

I have fiestaware that I use for everything----cooking in, baking in, serving in  and sitting on a shelf looking pretty!! could care less what RD says---about ANYTHING!!!

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@wagirl 

From one Fiesta lover to another, Amen Sista! That's exactly how I use my Fiesta - all of the above.

[KKlim]

I sort of get the point, but why get so crazy about it? There’s many other things to get disturbed about in our world.

[rms1954]

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@loriqvc wrote:

@TheMemphisVette - That was exactly my feeling about what Rick said; he was in no way stating anything negative about Polish stoneware.

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People will translate what they want to hear.

[patbz]

I bought all my dishes in various Polish pottery patterns, primarily from TJ Maxx, Tuesday Morning, Home Goods or Amazon. We been using them daily for over 20 years ( and occasionally we break a piece, but didn't pay QVC prices). DH and I love them and our adult sons also appreciate them ( among other things, they each have P.P. steins).