Twins, even! 
Cathy's Corning Ware Thrift-Shop Find
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kevinpreston8
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Nice...
What are those called? Large bowls? Pie plates? I can't tell what they are, but look interesting.
What are those called? Large bowls? Pie plates? I can't tell what they are, but look interesting.
Those would be the pie plates. One is slightly newer than the other because it's labeled "FOR RANGE & MICROWAVE".
A very nice find...
Besides coffeemakers, I have an 'attraction' for Corning ware...It is amazing that there were so many patterns made besides the 'traditional' blue cornflower.
Besides coffeemakers, I have an 'attraction' for Corning ware...It is amazing that there were so many patterns made besides the 'traditional' blue cornflower.
AAAh yes, the classic corningware pattern! I've got my grandmother's set with this classic cornflower pattern on them...they date from somewhere in the early 60's... The bowl you have found probably dates a little later though, considering it says it's for microwave use. I believe this pattern was discontinued about 10 years ago though wasn't it?
kevinpreston8
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My mom...
had the full sized stovetop percolator (sp?), so we bought a mint one at an antique store. Then we found a really cool midsized percolator.
We also have a tiny teapot which is fun too, I will post pics if interested.
had the full sized stovetop percolator (sp?), so we bought a mint one at an antique store. Then we found a really cool midsized percolator.
We also have a tiny teapot which is fun too, I will post pics if interested.
That pie plate, without the cornflower and inverted, is what covers the microwave antenna and stirer in the bottom of my Amana micro-thermal oven. Since Corning Ware is no longer manufactured, I'll bet that part is NLA.
