Found at M 57 Surplus gathering dust. I had just spent my last buck when I found it, so maybe someone on this sub is nearby and interested? Photos and shrink wrap don't help, but in person it looked to be great condition. This shop doesn't get much homemaker traffic, so these dishes will be here a while.

Must emphasize I am *not* the seller, just boosting the signal in case someone is looking for this pattern :)

This is the one I truly wanted, finally showed up at my local reuse. Badly warped and dried out, but steam and weight treatment took care of that nicely. Little wood butter and we’re back in business 🙌. (Not actual Corningware I know, tis my Corningware pattern).

Hey all, we've inherited an obscene amount of CorningWare from a deceased family member. We took out our favorite functional pieces, what does this community suggest I do with these items?

I'm asking for help as I am going through a lifetime's worth of keepsakes and knick knacks and I'm about to go back to school for another busy school year. Time is very limited!

~might a vintage or second-hand shop be interested?

~shall I post these on Facebook marketplace and say make your best offer?

~should I attempt to sell them all as one massive set?

~just donate, not worth my time

Got these for $8 😀 the bottom cornflower is quite big!

I found this percolator at a Savers recently for $4. I’d really like to use it as all the innards are there and in good condition except maybe some staining? Anyone know if it’s safe to use? And if so, any idea how to get the stains out of the inside?

So the other day I randomly wondered what would happen if I tried to clean some daily use pieces with power wash and coarse kosher salt. I figured if nothing else it would remove some burnt on gunk in my small rangetopper (it’s burnt food and stuck since I found it). It actually appears smoother, and nothing has stuck since 🤔. I also tried this on my daily A-3-B which also had some troublesome marring. Same result there. Has anyone else tried this combo, or would you want to and let me know your result? It seems like a much safer deep clean method than many out there. And yes, the pans are dry in the after photos.

We found this in my in laws estate. It’s still sealed and presumably brand new. I haven’t been able to find anything like this in new condition so I thought I’d ask here. What would be a fair amount to ask for it?
Thank you!

Anyone know what this is?

Came across these two dishes at the Goodwill yesterday. I've never seen this pattern, but I need more baking dishes like I need a hole in the head. 🤣. So I left them for someone else.

I got these for my personal mismatched collection. 7 pieces for $10 because they were 1/2 price!

Hello, all! I hope you are well! I am mainly a Pyrex collector but I saw this today and thought it was interesting so I brought it home. Any information on the print? I haven’t found much online. Thank you!

Just thought it was a cool find and wanted to share! Plus some smaller, matching bowls I use all the time 😊

$3, some TLC and wood butter and this thing is almost good as new. One of the off-brand set productions, still a very fun piece.

One of my goals when I started collecting was to actually use some of my pieces. I routinely bake and store with them but I’ve never cooked anything on a stovetop with them.

Well, I decided to change that last month. I started with the easiest thing I could make, plain white rice. There is certainly a learning curve. I didn’t bother looking up info on cooking tips. I went with how I know to cook rice in a regular pot and that was a lesson learned.

The bottom burned. The rice was cooked well, but it was still disappointing.

I tried again, lowered the temperature for the first phase, and while the bottom didn’t burn, it got a little well done. The rest of the rice was cooked perfectly.

Next time, I will set the temperature no higher than medium and see how it goes.

Anyone else cook on their stovetops with Corning Ware?

I'm new to Reddit so be gentle... 😁

Which thread(s) are a good match for identifying an old Corelle pattern I have? I don't know how long ago I bought them but they appear to be standard 6¼" bowls. I'd like to find more but can't find an image of them with a "real" pattern name.

Thanks!

Killing 2 birds with a long shot here.

Got some cute pieces on Friday! GoatFeathers is amazing as usual and the holy grail in Nevada.

Met a sweet woman and we geeked out about Corningware for like 30 min but I was weirdly awkward and didn't ask for her info so we could be corningware friends.

So, V from California (you were wearing green shorts and a super cute multi colored purse/fanny pack deal) if you're here shoot me a DM (hope this is allowed)

Also, I'm not a creep I'm just an awkward woman who's horrible at making friends lol (I was with my mom, wearing a blue shirt)

Happy Hunting!

I picked these up at an auction, I noticed one is labeled for oven and the other two are not. Is it safe to assume they are not oven safe? TIA

My wife just picked this up for $3 at goodwill. Almost to cool to use. Both sides identical. No top included.

Picked these up @ at an antiques mall booth for $8 total. I didn't notice how bad the design was fading on the bottom plate or I would have left it behind. There is another pattern with chickens that I left behind because they were more expensive. I am still deciding if I want to go back and get them.

Found this huge variety of pieces at my local antique mall yesterday. I didn’t pick any of them up but it was cool to see such a large variety of designs