Catalog: Kitchen

This is the Pyrex Spring Blossom Green gravy boat and underplate. The pattern is also known as crazy daisy.

This 1 liter / quart covered casserole is Corning Ware's romantic hearts and flowers Forever Yours pattern.

This is Federal Glass' version of cornflower blue in a standard milk glass loaf pan.

An amber color .7 liter saucepan from Corning France.

This is a heavy duty rosette maker from Hirco. The instruction booklet is dated 1875 and describes the iron as Waffle Baekers. There are 5 molds, 2 patty shells, a Christmas tree, star and circular design. Served with honey or powdered sugar these make anytime (not just Christmas time) yummies.

This is a rare find---a Glasbake crystal ovenware bowl with leafy floral etchings. It is 8" diameter or 1 12 qt.

This is a 7" Philbe pattern Sapphire Blue pie plate from Fire King. It has tabbed handles

This is a cranberry colored 2 1/2 l pot from Visions by Corning. One of the later models, it has the additional black non-stick bottom.It is in excellent condition with a small factory bubble om tne side

This is an older version of the must have for every kitchen-- a Pyrex 8" Glass Pie Plate

These are three individual portion dishes from Pyrex. These are 10 oz. each.

Dinner for two or making small desserts,--these individual covered casseroles are perfect Each holds 20 oz.

This is Grandma's staple for those luscious brownies and cobblers - the clear glass Pyrex baker. This one is 8" square ( 2" high)

From Gay Fad Studios is the Fruits design Fire King baker. Gay Fad Studios was founded in Ohio by Fran Taylor as a home business. Her designs, like on this baker, are bright and broad--a different look in ovenware.

This is the small bowl for the Sunbeam mixer from Fire King.

A pair of milk glass Pyrex bakers / casseroles in 1 qt. and 1 1/2 qt.

A nine inch Pyrex pie plate in lime green

This 7 inch white Corning Ware browning skillet was made for the Amana Radarange and has the colonial house design.. Browning dishes were introduced to make microwaved foods have the appearance of being fried or broiled.

This was the 1958 promotional item-- golden Hearts 2 1/2 qt. covered oval casserole. It is cream with alternating gold hearts. When I picked it at an estate sale, it came with this fancier Golden Scroll lid.