Looking for Corning Ware pattern identification
I bought this set in the late 1980's or early 1990's. I can't remember the exact year. It was purchased at Zellers Canada and there were several other pieces of kitchenware available in the same pattern such as metal containers with plastic lids, metal kettle, quiche dish, divided dish, oven mitts etc. The stamp under the handle is Corning Ware - two words. I've done hours of searching online and can't find this pattern anywhere. Hoping someone can identify or lead me to someone knowledgable.
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amerc12345
·1 year agoI m one of the admin af a facebook (Corningware Nuts). group that has been looking to name this also. the best we were able to do( since even the box the pair came was nameless) was to name it "Cattleya" after a metal pot with the same pattern. I'm not allowed to post pictures here, but this is the FB link will show you the pot https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10228669309347183&set=pcb.5220414611327804
amerc12345
·1 year ago... and we have about 300 international patterns (most with names) in one of the group albums.
fab_finds4u
·2 years agoYou should also say for display only due to the manufacturer saying made before 2005 is a lead hazard.
silverstatetreasureboxes
·2 years ago@Anonymous
Before 1998 the words Corning Ware were stamped ( separated) my guess is that this was a promo pattern probably Canadian generated. In the 90s they did alot of flower based patterns but some reason I cannot find yours.
It's still listable as casserole dishes but please refrain from using the word Rare, there are only a few Corningware pieces that fall into that category and most are MCM. Here's a site I found that may give you a lead
https://www.microwavecookingforone.com/Corningware/CorningwareBakeware.php
Good luck on this search!
an-57470
OP2 years agoThanks for your reply. I've already searched that site and the pattern is not there.
toysaver
·2 years agoSearch: corning ware casserole | Replacements, Ltd.
Did you try here? Looks like about 6 pages to search, do able.
https://www.replacements.com/china-corning/b/001-800274
Or maybe here you can ID the pattern name, more options.
an-57470
OP2 years agoThanks for your reply. I've already searched that site too and the pattern isn't there. To me, it looks like lilies but a search using lily or pink and gray doesn't come up with anything either. I even found a woman on Youtube who's a self proclaimed expert. Her website doesn't accept Canadian traffic and when I wrote via Youtube she said she does identification and valuations but didn't even bother responding once I told her I was in Canada. I found it very odd.
toysaver
·2 years agoI thought they were orchids.