
Corelle Traditions Impressions 'Blueberry' Pattern Dinnerware Set
This is a collection of Vitrelle glass-ceramic dinnerware and serving pieces featuring the heritage 'Blueberry' pattern, produced by Corning under the Corelle brand. The set is characterized by its signature white Vitrelle base—a unique laminated glass material known for its lightness and resistance to chipping. The decorative motif consists of delicate, vine-like floral sprays with soft blue/periwinkle blossoms and small yellow accent flowers with green foliage trailing along the rims. The collection includes a large oval serving platter, multiple oval vegetable bowls of varying sizes, two sizes of gravy boats or rimmed saucers, and a round covered casserole dish (tureen) with integrated handles and a matching knobbed lid. A subtle gold or dark trim defines the outer edges of several pieces, adding a touch of formal elegance to the casual floral design. This pattern was particularly popular in the 1990s and early 2000s. The items appear to be in good vintage condition with no visible cracks or heavy staining, though light surface scuffing and minor wear to the decorative decals are typical for pieces of this age. The craftsmanship reflects the mass-market durability of Corning's engineering, designed for stackability and microwave/dishwasher safety.
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Estimated Value
$175 - $250
Basic Information
Category
Kitchen & Dining - Dinnerware
Appraised On
April 9, 2026
Estimated Value
$175 - $250
Item Description
This is a collection of Vitrelle glass-ceramic dinnerware and serving pieces featuring the heritage 'Blueberry' pattern, produced by Corning under the Corelle brand. The set is characterized by its signature white Vitrelle base—a unique laminated glass material known for its lightness and resistance to chipping. The decorative motif consists of delicate, vine-like floral sprays with soft blue/periwinkle blossoms and small yellow accent flowers with green foliage trailing along the rims. The collection includes a large oval serving platter, multiple oval vegetable bowls of varying sizes, two sizes of gravy boats or rimmed saucers, and a round covered casserole dish (tureen) with integrated handles and a matching knobbed lid. A subtle gold or dark trim defines the outer edges of several pieces, adding a touch of formal elegance to the casual floral design. This pattern was particularly popular in the 1990s and early 2000s. The items appear to be in good vintage condition with no visible cracks or heavy staining, though light surface scuffing and minor wear to the decorative decals are typical for pieces of this age. The craftsmanship reflects the mass-market durability of Corning's engineering, designed for stackability and microwave/dishwasher safety.
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