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I picked this up along with a lovely 3 quart Wildflower the other day!
I’ve looked all over but can’t seem to find any leads on a name or other pieces with the same pattern. Can anyone help identify this pattern?

Been searching for ages, and actually came across the Centura Spice of Life plates. TWELVE of them. I am over the moon, and 8 are staying packed in bubble wrap for the time being. Near mint 🤌

My little country festival collection. I fell in love with the colors in the pattern, but don't see it out in the wild very often. Hoping to slowly grow the collection. Also is it just me or are brownies just better out of CorningWare?

I’m getting mixed opinions. If not can I use them maybe as Tupperware to store left overs? Or am I better off selling them? I also bought these Corning cups that are not safe to drink out of. Any ideas on how to repurpose them?

Saw this at Early Owego this weekend. Checked the bottom and it had a hologram stamp, so it is Corningware from sometime between 1972 and 1979 (assumedly in 1976). Does anyone know what G.M.S. is? I think it's so cool that they used to do commemorative styles for local companies.

Just picked up this nice little unit today. Just look at her perking away! I wanted one that didn't have the blue Cornflower pattern, just not my style. Peep the also new-to-me Fiesta tapered mug in Scarlett 😁 Vintage perking might be a vibe.

Finally got to try Peek after seeing a few comments about it. Whoever has ever suggested that, may your pillow always be cold.

Unopened box of Corningware found at the thrift today, so excited!

I used this dish daily, it will be missed 😭

Found the A-1-B and A-10-B together today, only some minor sprucing up needed. Not sure what happened but pieces are flooding in this past week.

Found a cranberry for the first time in a long time today. Released, but lovely piece! Made me think of a certain someone 🤣.

I know technically Corelle, but is this real life rn?? I just found EIGHT of the crazy daisy/ spring blossom green demitasse cups for $7 each (!?!?!?!) at a Midwest antique mall on the way to visiting my parents. I’m 8 hours away from home so I can’t show the comparison between the regular teacup and the demitasse, but believe me they’re the demitasse. They were only released in the UK so not many made it over to the US. They seldom come available on fb or ebay, and when they do I believe they regularly go for $80 for a cup/saucer pair. AND THERE’S EIGHT????? I’ve always wanted the demitasse cup but never thought I would ever have one, let alone a whole set. I’m going to take my time thinking about whether or not to sell some, because I might end up loving them. I like to have an annual tea party on my birthday where I use all my crazy daisy and it would be so fun to use these too, maybe to hold mini flower arrangements

So cute and found them at my grandparents :)

And when it does, it breaks real good.

Inherited my dream corelle dish set but it has the stains on the side of the plates from I don’t know what they’ve been sitting in the cabinet for years. I’ve tried everything I can think of to get it off if I scrub with a regular sponge and warm water it comes of but takes 10 minutes to even get it close to gone. Other things I’ve tried; soaking 😬in warm water, magic eraser, dawn power wash. Only thing I havnt tried is HOT water and of course in the dishwasher. The top of the plates are fine it’s only the sides

Picked these up at an estate sale the other week. Will they be okay to go through the dishwasher or should I handwash only?

I have a small corningware and pyrex collection that started with stuff from both my wife's and my grandmother's. This is a piece from my grandma. Is it one of the original pre-corningware pieces? I love opaque pyroceram lid.