VTG 1960’s Trefoil Design Corningware 10” Casserole Dish with Glass‎ Lid in EUC

Name: VTG 1960’s Trefoil Design Corningware 10” Casserole Dish with Glass‎ Lid in EUC
Brand: Corningware
SKU: 68c79dbc292f7d6eaf745a8f
Price: 45.0 USD
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This hard-to-find vintage Corningware Trefoil 10” casserole dish is clean and in excellent vintage condition. There is a small knick (1-2mm) on the edge of the glass lid (see photos) and another rough area on the edge of the lid (1/2” long) but they are very minor and do not affect the functionality of the lid. The dish itself is exceptionally clean and in excellent condition. This item is vintage, circa 1961 to 1965. The trefoil design is dark blue and still vibrant on both sides. The dish is 2” deep with the lid making it a total height of about 5”.

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notplain Let me tell you that I love the size and the cool artistic flair of the trefoil on the sides of this casserole. It’s in great condition, too. What I’m not thrilled with is that it doesn’t say Corning anywhere on the dish. You referred to it as Corning Ware in the description. I just want to know if it’s usable at the temps that the original can be heated at. It seems funny that it doesn’t have a manufacturer’s name on the front, bottom or handles. Tell me what you know about this dish 😌

Oct 11Reply

jdbenz11 @notplain Sorry for not responding sooner. I’m glad you like the casserole. It’s from my boyfriend’s mom’s kitchen items. She just passed away at 85 so I know most of her collection is from the mid-century. I assumed any stamp had worn off of the bottom of this dish. Looking further into Trefoil items, I see it could have been part of the Electromatic Skillet which has an insert like this casserole with no stamp on bottom. Either way, it is CorningWare. I hope this helps!

Oct 16Reply

notplain @jdbenz11 Love that you knew the owner of this dish. I’ve already made enchiladas in this casserole and they were yummy. Thank you for checking into the background. I’m satisfied that it is a relative of CorningWare and I will have many years of good use from it. 😄

Oct 17Reply