Vintage Corning Ware Blue Cornflower Percolator

This is a vintage Corning Ware stovetop coffee percolator featuring the iconic 'Blue Cornflower' pattern, likely dating from the 1960s to mid-1970s. The vessel is constructed from white Pyroceram, a glass-ceramic material known for its high thermal resistance. It features a cylindrical white body decorated with a single blue floral bouquet on the front. The top is fitted with a stainless steel rim and a black heat-resistant phenolic plastic (Bakelite) handle that is ergonomically curved. It includes a clear glass knob lid, which allows the brewing process to be monitored. While the internal stem and basket are not fully visible, this model typically includes a metal interior assembly. The exterior appears in good pre-owned condition with a clean glossy finish on the ceramic, though minor scuffing or coffee staining inside is characteristic of its age. The stainless steel band exhibits a high-polish finish with minimal visible pitting. This piece reflects Mid-Century Modern kitchenware design and maintains its status as a highly collectible and functional utilitarian object.