Vintage dishware

When CorningWare made their debut in 1958, they were revolutionary. They featured beautiful patterns that made them stand out. Also, made from a special glass-ceramic material, they were virtually impervious to temperature extremes. This allowed ... Read more

When the photosensitive glass that Donald Stookey dropped as he brought it out of the furnace many years ago fell on the hard floor and didn’t break, little did he know that today, this tableware ... Read more

I'll admit it...I have an addiction to china. No, not the country, the plates, the cups, the saucers....THE TEAPOTS! It's a tricky thing t...

SETS: "Cornflower Blue(1958-1959)" 1. Square 1 qt. "P-1-B" SELLING AT $6,000, ORIGINAL LID 2. Square 1 1/2 "P-1/12-B" SELLING AT $6,000, ORIGINAL LID 3. Round 16 cm (6 1/2 in.) "B-83-B" *There are two of this type, but only one lid* These are the some of the earliest dishes made. "Country Cornflower" (1988-1993) *Line discontinued* 1. Square 1.5 L "A-1/12-B" SELLING AT $6,000, ORIGINAL LID "Meadow (Made exclusively for Sears)" 1. Model no. 8457310 SELLING AT $6,000, ORIGINAL LID Note: All…

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This guide is about finding the value of vintage CorningWare. This tempered glass cookware has been common throughout the US for many years.

With its origins dating back to the 1930s, jadeite glassware began its mass production through the McKee Glass Co. in Pennsylvania. Their ...

Did you know vintage dishes including Vintage Pyrex can contain lead? Now that you know what should you do? Find out on the blog.

Extremely rare Second generation from 1960-61

Scalloped Pyrex • Hobnail • Baking Dishes • Honey Bee • Mix and Match • More ...