Vintage Corning Ware Blue Cornflower Casserole Dishes with Glass Lids
Corning Ware · Kitchenware > Bakeware

Era / Decade
1960s to early 1970s (based on the P-series or A-series pattern styling)
Material
Pyroceram (glass-ceramic) body with Pyrex glass lids
Condition
Very Good; the pattern remains vibrant with no apparent dishwasher fading, and the glass lids appear clear without significant chips.
Demand Level
Strong; the Blue Cornflower pattern has a dedicated following among retro kitchenware enthusiasts and daily users.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$45 - $85 (for the group of three with lids)
Estimated Retail Value
$60 - $90 (Adjusted for modern equivalent high-performance bakeware sets)
Comparable Sales
Individual dishes with lids typically sell for $15–$25 each; complete sets of three often reach $60+ depending on exact sizes and condition.
Description
A classic set of three vintage Corning Ware casserole dishes featuring the iconic Blue Cornflower pattern. The set includes two deeper square dishes and one shallower rectangular baker, each equipped with its original clear glass knob-top lid. Made of durable Pyroceram, these pieces are suitable for range-top, oven, and microwave use.
Key Features
Iconic Blue Cornflower pattern, highly collectible, heat-resistant Pyroceram material, includes original glass lids, multi-functional kitchen-to-table use.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence; look for the Corning Ware stamp on the base or handle indicating 'P' or 'A' series model numbers and 'Made in USA'.
Flaws to Note
Possible 'silvering' or gray metal marks from kitchen utensils (cleanable), minor flea bites on the inner rim of lids, and shelf wear on the bottom unglazed rings.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay or Etsy for collectors; Facebook Marketplace for local sales to avoid high shipping costs and breakage risk.
Selling Tips
Highlight 'No Dishwasher Fading' in the title. Use Bar Keepers Friend to remove any gray metal marks before photographing. Double-box for shipping to ensure the glass lids survive transit.