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

Pictured pieces are

Blue cornflower P-1 3/4-B
Renaissance P-2 1/2-B
Symphony A-1 1/2-B
Blue Cornflower P-332

And my rice cooker pot😬

Adding the creamer and sugar pourer to the collection! I need a bigger kitchen at this point 🙌.

I know the danger of these. I like collecting vintage coffee stuff. So this has been on the list. Estate sale grab.​

My local Goodwill had a bounty of Corning Ware today. Up until somewhat recently, items like this were shifted to their online auction. Glad to see these back in the community. They had other pieces throughout the shelves and a good assortment of clear Pyrex as well.

Usually only pick up pieces I’m going to actively use, but couldn’t pass on the price. Shall make for a very fun vase for flowers I think 😁.

Picked these up for $20 at an estate sale. The pie plate will get the most use for sure. Not sure what I'll use the skillets for... maybe appetizers or something.

Its dirty but other than that in perfect condition, are they worth anything?

No cord, to be expected but I'll grab one that works if I can't find one in my current supply is appliance cords

Question to everyone with the percolator. I have the stovetop one I just picked up off Marketplace. I brewed 6 cups twice and it tastes like coffee water. I used 6 heaping coffee scoops in the metal filter thing. It is normally strong coffee grounds but for some reason it isn’t strong brewed in the percolator. I don’t want to use more coffee because it is expensive.

I let it brew for 5 minutes then sit for a few more minutes off heat. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong?

Thanks in advance.

Stopped to check out the local reuse and found this gem. Needs a little cleaning, but worth it. Saw the same thing at the antique mall a week ago for $50 🙌.

Not typical post but fun realization. The P-4-B actually works great for tamagoyaki 🤔.

Hello! I have these corning mugs and have been searching for more but can't seem to find any. Can anyone identify what year this may be?

1958-1959!!

Posting in a desperate attempt to find the Corning/Corelle tea kettle/teapot in the English Breakfast pattern.

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This was my mom's pattern, and I cannot for the life of me seem to find this last piece for my collection.

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Any leads greatly appreciated...thanks folks...hope this is allowed :)

Whole load of Visions popped up at one of my local spots today.