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Vintage Corning Ware Patterns - 1958-2001
Pattern Names and Numerical IDs
Corning Ware Percolators Safe for Use (
Non-Recalled
)
Percolator Models and Patterns
Teapot & Tea Kettle Models and Patterns
P-series Era to A-series Era Size & Lid Conversions
Known Blue Cornflower Pieces
Known Trefoil Pieces
Known Wheat (
W-Series
) Pieces
Known American Oil Star/Snowflake Pieces
Known Shell Oil Blue & Green Macrame Pieces
Known Floral Bouquet Pieces
Known Spice O' Life Pieces
Known Country Festival Pieces
Known Wildflower Pieces
Known Pastel Bouquet, Shadow Iris, Peach Floral, Peony and Country Cornflower Pieces
Known French White & Family (
F-series
) Pieces
Known French White II Pieces (
CW-Series
)
Known Pieces From Limited Edition Gift Lines
Vintage Buffet Servers & Corning Ware "Round"
Microwave Browning Skillet Patterns
Vintage PyrosilWare, Pyroflam & Arcoflam Patterns
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Monday, May 22, 2017
Early American - Corning Ware, not Pyrex
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Most of us that collect anything even remotely connected to Corning Glass Works are familiar with some of the Pyrex patterns. Early Americ...
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Saturday, August 9, 2014
A Renaissance in Cookware - Corning Ware Renaissance Limited Edition Gift Line
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Over the last year, I have written up many posts on Corning Ware patterns in order to provide some semblance of a record for the online com...
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Tuesday, April 29, 2014
A Baker's Dozen - My P-Series Cornflower Collection (
Part 3
)
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It's time for the bake ware portion of my collection... There is a lot of it because it's what I like to do best. The P-315 Brea...
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Monday, January 6, 2014
Confit alla Corningware - Leek Confit and Crostini
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Every have a Cocktail party? Ever struggle and lament over what sort of finger foods to serve at said cocktail party? Heck, ever want to ...
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Friday, November 29, 2013
Chestnuts Roasting In Your Corningware, French Bisque Nipping at Your Nose
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Corny title, I know. Especially since it's Thanksgiving , but I can't help it. Every time I roast chestnuts in the oven, that so...
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