Corning Ware

This vintage Corning Ware P-315-B loaf pan dates back to the early 1970s and is a classic piece of American kitchen history. The double-handled design makes it easy to remove baked goods from the oven or fridge. Oven and microwave safe.

Pan has minor wear and tear from years of use but is in otherwise very good condition.

Pan interior: 9" x 5" x 3"
Pan exterior: 10 ¾" x 5 ⅜" x 3 ¼"

Bring comforting simplicity and style to any kitchen or dining table with the Corning Ware P-21⁄2-B Casserole Dish in Blue Cornflower. This beautiful rare vintage blue cornflower stoneware casserole dish from the early 1960's is the perfect vessel for cozy, homemade meals. Its versatile 21⁄2-quart capacity make it ideal for baking everything from lasagnas and potpies to savory bakes and breakfast casseroles. Best of all, its durable vitreous stoneware construction locks in moisture so your dishes stay tender and juicy. Complete the setup with the included P-9-C-1 cover and P-2½-CW P-40 Candle Warmer.

Corning Ware was once an everyday staple for many families and is now a pretty hot collectible item of kitchen ware. The opaque dishes with the iconic designs on the sides were first made in Corning, New York, in the 1950s a true post-war invention for the modern family. By the 1960’s a lot of family households had acquired this kitchen ware with this design.

This item is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. A rare find for your early Corning Ware collection.

Includes a P-2½-B saucepan, P-9-C-1 cover and a P-2½-CW candle warmer.

2½ Quart Capacity Saucepan

Saucepan and cover weight: 4 pounds, 2.4 ounces.

Dimensions: 8½" Square - 3¾" Tall

Overall dimension: 11¾" x 9" x 7¾"

Uses the P-8 candle. These eight hour candles came three to a box for 30¢ in the 1960's.