Onebyone

I find a lot of the older Corelle and Corning casseroles at thrift stores too. I don't need anymore but it makes a nice gift, the casseroles shine up like new. Anyone that doesn't understand the quality of the vintage casseroles doesn't deserve to have one anyway.

GingerK

I had actually packed my Corelle away for several years and brought it out again because we were going to host a large(ish) party and I had 16 place settings of the Corelle (which I bought in Italy somewhere between 1985 and 1987!!) I have 2 small plates that have small chips on the rim but the rest are like brand new. Love them!!

I also love my set of red Kitchenaid casserole dishes. A large deep one perfect for lasagne, two medium sized ones I use for meat loaf (DH is keto so I make a keto friendly one for him and a regular one for me) and two small ones that are perfect for reheating single serves. They used to run about $30C but last time I checked, the packaging is the same but they have removed one of the medium sized ones and gone up in price. Guess that's Kitchenaid's equivalent to yoghurt company's 650ml in a container that used to hold 750ml while charging the same price.

mjkgquilt

I have my Corning ware dishes from 1964. Still use them for every day. When there is company I want to use the Dishwasher, my Corning ware dishes are used. Love them.

lindaschipper

I see the letter "L" in the dishes...wonderful as my name is Linda and I love white plates with colorful bowls and casserole dishes. I may have to find these dishes!!

DonnaC

Wow, that is so beautiful! I could really use a new set of Corelle. My set dates back to the early 90's... the name is "Forever Yours". It's beige with salmon-colored hearts and flowers and green leaves.

SusieQOH

So pretty! They would even work well for Christmas.

zennia

I wouldn't mind having a set of these.

MFord

I like it!

Mariposa

These are great! I could add some of these to my plain white Corelle. Thanks for the fun pics!