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Updated Mar 18

MCM Corning Ware Buffet Server B-1 3/4

Name: MCM Corning Ware Buffet Server B-1 3/4
Brand: Corningware
SKU: 6359a75568a786d2358b719f
Price: 28.0 USD
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Vintage Mid Century Corning Ware Buffet Server Series B-1 3/4 Quart. In GREAT condition No Chips Or Cracks Or Major Stains. Minor Scuffs on Bottom As To Be Expected. This One Has A Bit Of Roughness Ok Edge Of Bakelite Handle.Photo 6 Line Discontinued in 1968

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ontheroxx7 This is gorgeous! I was sharing for you because you were sharing my items and this caught my eye. I don’t know much about corning ware. So since this was in the 60s I’m assuming that it’s not made for microwave ovens. Is this then made for traditional ovens and what about that Nam? Make a like to me means a type of plastic not go in the oven? Sorry for these questions but I honestly don’t know. Thank you and what a beautiful Offering! 🇺🇸🙋‍♀️

Nov 12Reply

missmonas @ontheroxx7 Yes made for oven and I think the handles are oven safe to certain temp. I’ll google and look. I originally had several of this set.

Nov 12Reply

missmonas @ontheroxx7 here are the answers-the white is microwave safe, Handle is safe up to 325-350. Also I think the idea is that lid would not be on for higher temps in oven but used to cover and refrigerate?

Nov 12Reply

missmonas @ontheroxx7 (Buffet Servers and their white lids are made of the same Pyroceram formula as Corning Ware with two exceptions. The Red and Yellow lids that were produced for a short time were made of the Centura Pyroceram formula, thus, they are NOT Microwave safe. The Bakelite knobs used from 1964-1967 are safe for Microwave and Stove top use, however, Bakelite will begin to blister at oven temperatures exceeding 350F degrees (I usually don't push past 325F), so use caution.)

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