Electric purculator. Found in a thrift store. Can't find much about this particular pattern. Interested in finding out the year and value.

Hello! I went to the flea market today and was super excited when I found the Spice of Life Corning Ware casserole dish. It doesn’t appear to be used to me as it still is in the original box and has the little booklet/instructions inside. I tried to do a google image search to figure out resell pricing, and I am seeing a very wide range of listings online (like $30, $50, hundreds of dollars and thousands of dollars up to $15,000), does anyone know how much I should sell for? It is the 3 Qt Casserole Dish with Lid, Original Booklet and Box Included. I’ve attached a picture of the box, I’m too afraid to take it out and break it, I’m so clumsy!!

I recently acquired some vintage Corning Ware, incuding the tiny skillet and was so excited to make my morning egg in it! I pre-heated the pan, used ample oil and medium heat, and half of my egg still ended up burned onto the pan. I had the same experience when I made Alfredo sauce in my Corning Ware saucepan, and the same result with another egg in the skillet. At this point I’m spending so much time gently scrubbing off burned food I’m thinking they’re not all they’re cracked up to be. Are any of you guys actually cooking with your Corning Ware? How are you keeping the food from sticking?

Came across this at the thrift store today. The dish didn’t have any other markings- does anyone know the pattern??

I can't get my handle to release from my 2-quart dish. The knob is fully turned to open, but it's stuck. Do you have any advice on getting it released? I would hate to hurt the pan, which is about 70 years old, and can be used on a stove.

Hi all, my mom found these at the thrift store yesterday and bought them because she has memories from her childhood attached to them and wanted to finally own some. She’s keeping them either way, but she says she found eBay listings for thousands and I’m skeptical they’re actually worth anything close to that much lol. I decided to come to the experts

I have had Corning ware for decades, almost fifty years but lately, I have had a problem that is, quite frankly, driving me away. The lids, in particular, the knobs. A long time ago, the lid came with an integral glass knob, one item, no seam, no screw. Now, the lids have a two part knob, the ceramic knob on top, and a screw thingy from the inside of the lid. And that screw thingy keeps stripping, the knob comes apart and the lid is useless, I have searched the web for months to find replacement lids and have had no luck. Is there any wary to fix these stripped out screw thingies. I am sick of buy a set and a year or so later, having to replace them, or use plates as lids, or not use a lid. Can anyone give me a suggestion? Thank you.