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02-21-2020 11:48 AM
I just saw two square peices on a resale site for $70, wow I think this is nuts. I now vintage is in but $70 is a lot of money
02-21-2020 12:04 PM - edited 02-21-2020 12:05 PM
@I am still oxox I still have my mom's Corning Ware.It must be about 60 years old. If you can get to a Corning outlet store you can get those pieces pretty cheap. I was in the one at Rockvale Square in Lancaster P.A. last Spring . I picked up some extra pieces & didn't pay much at all.
02-21-2020 12:33 PM
I sold mine in my garage sale for two dollars each..lol
02-21-2020 12:36 PM
I guess they can ask as much as they want. However, before I would pay that amount, I would think about using something else.
I have several pieces of the old CW in different patterns, and I still use it. Some lids were replaced because of chipping, but, overall, they are in good shape. One piece has gotten stained over time.
I also have the CW Cranberry Visions set, including the huge roaster. I am reluctant to use that thing as it is so big and heavy, I rarely have occasion to cook that much of anything. When filled, it is extremely heavy.
While I like those glass pieces, once they get blazing hot, they worry me. The handles are small, and they are heavy. I use them mostly to reheat things.
02-21-2020 01:38 PM - edited 02-21-2020 01:45 PM
I have a whole set of Corning Ware casserole dishes I got as a wedding gift that hasn't opened. I got two of the same and only opened one set....which I still have and use.
I guess If I need money...I can sell them. There are six casserole dishes with glass lids. Wow! I have a gold mine in storage. They are almost 47 years old.
I have two of the dishes shown below...how crazy.
02-21-2020 02:12 PM
Good grief, I had no idea these casserole dishes were worth this much. I’ve used them for dog bowls.
02-21-2020 02:13 PM
Asking is not receiving. You see lots of crazy things on ebay.
I got rid of it long ago because it is impossible to get all the grime off it.
02-21-2020 02:22 PM - edited 02-21-2020 02:23 PM
I have 2 of the large cornflower blue and one spice of life casserole dishes.
The dishes are my moms from the 50s and the rest I bought off eBay but certainly not for that amount. Wow I would never spend that much. I think everything I bought was 10-20 bucks.
Mine have never chipped and look brand new, I use them all the time.
I have the smaller bowls with the handle which I use every day. I bought the cornflower teapot, pie plate, salt n pepper and a sugar bottle. The little white ramekins I use for cat water bowls and food. I love it all!
I think of my mom when I use them.
02-21-2020 03:10 PM
@Carmie Wow!! I have that set plus several more pieces. I use them all the time & they look brand new!! I can't believe they're charging so much. Like I previously posted I purchased extra pieces from the Corning outlet for very cheap just last Spring.
02-21-2020 03:32 PM
@NicksmomESQ Mine look brand new too. i use Barkeepers Friend to keep them nice and white.
I live in PA, so I have been to the outlet stores many times. I am wondering why some of those vintage pieces are selling for so much. I would think many people still have them...they don't seem rare.
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