
Corning Ware Blue Cornflower Casserole and Bakeware Set
This set consists of at least nine pieces of vintage Corning Ware in the iconic Blue Cornflower pattern, a staple of American mid-century kitchens. The collection includes various sizes of square casserole dishes with clear Pyrex glass lids (lidded Dutch ovens/saucepan style) and large rectangular roasters or lasagna pans. Constructed from white 'Pyroceram'—a glass-ceramic material known for its high thermal shock resistance—the pieces are characterized by their opaque milky white color and the specific blue floral transfer decal featuring three cornflowers with leaves on two sides of each vessel. The square pieces feature the signature integrated lug handles. Many of these pieces appear to be from the mid-1960s to early 1970s, as evidenced by the handle shapes and pattern application. The condition appears to be very good with some visible shelf wear on the bottom edges. No major chips or cracks are immediately apparent, and the lids seem to be original matched sets. The large rectangular roasters lack lids, which is standard for that specific model. The gloss on the Pyroceram remains high, indicating minimal dishwasher damage or etching.
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Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Basic Information
Category
Vintage Kitchenware / Collectible Glassware
Appraised On
March 1, 2026
Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Item Description
This set consists of at least nine pieces of vintage Corning Ware in the iconic Blue Cornflower pattern, a staple of American mid-century kitchens. The collection includes various sizes of square casserole dishes with clear Pyrex glass lids (lidded Dutch ovens/saucepan style) and large rectangular roasters or lasagna pans. Constructed from white 'Pyroceram'—a glass-ceramic material known for its high thermal shock resistance—the pieces are characterized by their opaque milky white color and the specific blue floral transfer decal featuring three cornflowers with leaves on two sides of each vessel. The square pieces feature the signature integrated lug handles. Many of these pieces appear to be from the mid-1960s to early 1970s, as evidenced by the handle shapes and pattern application. The condition appears to be very good with some visible shelf wear on the bottom edges. No major chips or cracks are immediately apparent, and the lids seem to be original matched sets. The large rectangular roasters lack lids, which is standard for that specific model. The gloss on the Pyroceram remains high, indicating minimal dishwasher damage or etching.
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