This is Fiesta’s Bistro Coupe Large Bowl in Daffodil — 68 ounces in the buttery-yellow Daffodil glaze. The shape is Fiesta’s wide, low-sided family-serving bowl with a clean rimless edge; the volume handles a full pound of pasta, a family-size salad, or a dinner’s worth of rice to be passed around the table.
It works as the main serving piece on the table rather than a plated-in-the-kitchen prep dish — the coupe shape gives the food the full visual presence without the ringed rim framing it in. Daffodil is a softer, creamier yellow than Sunflower and plays well on a mixed-color table. Dishwasher, microwave, and oven-safe to 500°F.
Fiesta has been making this dinnerware at its factory in Newell, West Virginia since 1936 — one of the longest-running domestic pottery operations in the country. Every piece is cast, fired, and glazed at that Newell plant, which is why the colors stay consistent from one collection to the next.
