Fitz and Floyd Dinnerware, Fine China & Giftware
Revolutionizing the ceramic design field after its start as an import company in 1960 by Pat Fitzpatrick and Bob Floyd, Fitz and Floyd has evolved into the undisputed leader in the design and manufacture of hand-painted ceramic giftware, dinnerware, tableware, decorative accessories, home fragrance and collectibles. From the drawing board to the sculpting wheel and the kiln, all Fitz and Floyd products are distinctly designed and hand-crafted by skilled Fitz and Floyd artisans. From its renowned studios in Dallas, the Fitz and Floyd design team creates the company's exclusive designs — nearly 500 new and unique designs each year.
The now popular concept of mix-and-match dinnerware — varied yet complementary designs or colors within one pattern line — caused a market breakthrough when conceived of by Fitz and Floyd in the 1970s. During the following decade, the company's sterling reputation paved the way for selection of its high-quality dinnerware by the White House and diplomatic residences around the world. Queen Elizabeth II was even presented with a Fitz and Floyd handpainted tea service commissioned by the city of Dallas when she visited in 1991.
Art glass and crystal, among other products for the home, have since been added to the Fitz and Floyd repertoire. Perhaps the company's best-loved items are its collectible figurines, especially the engaging animals from the award-winning Charming Tails collection. In addition, cookie jars, salt and pepper shakers, teapots, and many more highly detailed, vividly painted ceramics keep collectors returning to Fitz and Floyd year after year.
Fitz and Floyd — often elegant, sometimes whimsical, always a prized and treasured gift.
The Current Fitz and Floyd Patterns
The following patterns are considered current Fitz and Floyd patterns. If you do not see your favorite pattern listed here, visit the Discontinued & Current Patterns section for a catalog of all Fitz and Floyd patterns that we have identified.
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