French White Callaway is a very rare pattern, and one of the last real pyceroceram produced by Corning. It has the green ivy design on the basic French White. Ours is a 2.8 Liter covered casserole.

This rare find is a vintage water,ice tea or other cold drink pitcher. It was made by Jeannette Glass in the Cubust pattern which was made between 1926 and 1933. Our pink pitcher is full size.

Make the best cup of coffee with this 10 cup Corning Ware Cornflower Blue electric coffee pot.WE DO NOT HAVE THE ELECTRIC CORD.

This pot for serving coffee or tea is silverplate from Wm. Rogers. It has been gently used (if ever used) as the original paper sticker is still on the bottom. A little silver polish will make this a beautiful addition to your dinnerware service.

INCLUDES SHIPPING This is a 1970's 6' x 11' clear glass divided relish tray made by Indiana Glass. Its' amber Fruit Pattern in has 5 divided sections- each with a different fruit.

This is the large open roaster / lasagne pan from Corning Ware in the popular retro Spice of Life Pattern. It is a generous 12 1/4"x10 1/4"x2 1/4". We have 2 available. It features long tab handles on either end for easier handling. Made in the USA and made for range, oven and microwave. And not just for roasting. Being creative, this is a great sheet cake pan when you need a larger party cake!

This is a vintage Cardinal China Company Chip and Dip bowl set. This was made by the Carteret China Company (1940's - 1960's) of New Jersey. It has a 22k warranted gold trim. In the chip "well" 5 separate dip recipes are printed in gold. The dish measures 10"x4" including the attached dip bowl. It is in good vintage condition, with no chips, cracks etc.; some age related crazing. The dip recipes (Confetti Dip, Plaza Dip)as well as the 22k warranted gold date this dish to the late 1940's.

This cornflower blue 10" skillet is from the Rangetopper line from 1980. The distinguishing feature of the Rangetoppers are their heavy metal bottoms.

FREE SHIPPING This is a vintage Foley Food Mill from Minnesota. It's great for canning, mashing, straining, grating and ricing.

Looking good enough to cut, this is a 10" ceramic pie holder. It looks like the latticed top cherry pie to die for. This yummy pie was made by Clay Castle.

This is a retro Eames Era Fire King Covered Casserole. Typical of the era it is the 2 1/2 qt. splashbowl shape. The bowl itself (marked Fire King) is a gold flecked speckled design. The enamel cover is white with patterned sections of a floral design. Although it isn't signed, I believe that it is a Georges Briard. I have found only one other similar bowl (without cover) being sold on another antiques venue. The seller, not having the lid, identified it as a Fred Press...

These Pyrex bowls are great for anything you must store in the Refregerator. They are Clear and are from 1950-1952 and are rare to find.