Most Popular Vintage Corning Ware Patterns (and Price Ranges)

From Blue Cornflower to Wildflower, these are the most sought-after patterns for collectors.

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Vintage Corning Ware patterns are experiencing a resurgence in popularity, with collectors seeking out these timeless pieces to add to their kitchens and display cabinets. While these collectibles are still very affordable (and not as collectible as Pyrex), they have their place in a vintage kitchen. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at some of the most popular and sought-after patterns.

Corning advertisement for Corning Ware from 1971
Corning Advertisement in Hardware Age Magazine

Blue Cornflower

blue cornflower casseroles dishes from corningware

Price range: $20 to $100

The Blue Cornflower pattern is one of the most recognizable vintage Corning Ware patterns. Originally introduced in the 1960s, this blue and white floral design was the first released in the line. The pattern is based on a traditional blue cornflower motif and is both elegant and timeless.

Country Festival

Vintage corningware country festival casserole dishes

Price range: $10 to $60

The Country Festival pattern is a vintage Corning Ware design introduced around 1975. The design features lively and colorful graphics that capture the spirit of a country fair or festival. Pieces have a light background with bright red, yellow, and blue accents in the form of whimsical flowers, leaves, and roosters, giving them a cheerful and playful look.

Floral Bouquet

Vintage Corning Ware Floral Bouquet Casserole Set

Price range: $20 to $100

The Floral Bouquet pattern was first introduced in 1970. This elegant pattern features delicate outlined white flowers with golden accents. The flowers are drawn in a retro style, making the pattern a fun throwback. Many customers mix-and-matched this pattern with solid gold cookware options.

French White

Corning Ware French White ribbed casserole with glass lid 1.4 Liter

Price range: $20 to $100

The French White pattern is a vintage CorningWare design that was introduced in 1978 and is still in production today. This classic pattern features a simple white-on-white design that is both elegant and timeless. The pattern is versatile and can be used in a variety of settings, making it a popular choice for both collectors and everyday users.

Spice O’ Life

CorningWare Spice of Life casserole dishes

Price range: $10 to $80

The Spice O’ Life pattern is a vintage CorningWare design that was introduced around 1972. This colorful pattern features an array of bright vegetables set against a bold herb-filled background. The herbs are drawn whimsically, giving the pattern a fun and playful feel.

Wildflower

CorningWare Wild Flower 1 1/2 Pint Sauce Pan

Price range: $20 to $110

Wildflower is a vintage Corning Ware pattern that was introduced in 1977. This delicate pattern features a variety of simplistic wildflowers in shades of orange, blue, yellow, and pink. The wildflowers are drawn in a delicate and intricate style, making the pattern both elegant and timeless.

Corning Ware vs. Correlle

Corning Ware and Corelle are two brands from the same company, Corning Glass Works.

Corning Ware CookwareCorrelle Dinnerware
CorningWare is a line of glass ceramic cookware made from a material called Pyroceram. It can withstand high temperatures and is resistant to thermal shock. This means that CorningWare can be used in the oven, on the stovetop, and under the broiler without cracking or breaking.Corelle, on the other hand, is a brand of glass dinnerware that is known for its durability and versatility. The dinnerware is made from a material called Vitrelle, which is a type of laminated glass that is light and shatter-resistant. Corelle dinnerware is also microwave and dishwasher-safe.

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