CorningWare "Cornflower Blue" P-10-B Baking Dish

This item is a vintage CorningWare baking dish, commonly known by its iconic blue floral pattern, 'Cornflower Blue.' The dish is square or slightly rectangular with gently rounded corners, and features integrated handles on two opposing sides. Its exterior is a clean, glossy white, typical of CorningWare's Pyroceram material, which is a glass-ceramic composite known for its durability and heat resistance, allowing it to go from freezer to oven to table. The most distinctive feature is the 'Cornflower Blue' pattern applied to the exterior sides of the dish. This pattern consists of three stylized blue cornflower blossoms connected by delicate green leaves and stems, repeated on both long sides. The blue color is a vibrant, clear medium blue. The interior surface is also white and appears smooth and unblemished. Based on the pattern and style, this piece likely dates from the 1960s to the late 1980s, when the 'Cornflower Blue' design was a staple of American kitchens. The condition appears to be very good with no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear on the exterior decoration. There might be some minor scuffing or slight discoloration in the interior from use, common for vintage cookware, but this cannot be definitively assessed from the provided image. The craftsmanship is consistent with mass-produced but high-quality kitchenware of that era, prioritizing functionality and iconic design.