Collecting 101: Corningware! We Discuss The History, Popularity And Value! $$$
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2023
- Mike discusses the history, popularity and value of Corningware! You will be surprised on how much corningware can fetch
_________________________
LIKE this video
SUBSCRIBE to our Channel
COMMENT below your thoughts on corning-ware and your ideas for future collecting 101 videos
__________________________
Merchandise Shop:
66uniqueantiques.myspreadshop...
__________________________
LIKE us on Facebook Search: 66 Unique Antiques
Follow us on Instagram Search 66 Unique Antiques
Email any questions to 66uniqueantiques@gmail.com
Mailing Address:
66 Unique Antiques
P.O Box 192
Nashville, Mi 49073
__________________________
66 Unique Antiques in Nashville Mi is a 9000 sqft Antique Shop filled with Antiques, Collectibles and Oddities!
-----------------
Have An Item That You Want Appraised? We Are Partnering With An Amazing Company Called Appraiseitnow.com! Use the link below to help support the channel as well as get any item you want appraised in hours from expert appraisers around the world!
partners.appraiseitnow.com/314...
---------------
Ebay Seller Name: 66UniqueAntiques
Here is a link to the items we have for sale:
www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?sid=6...
Warning we don't always have alot on there
-----------------
Visit our website: www.66uniqueantiques.weebly.com
Hope you enjoy the video!
I had no idea these were so sought after. I’ve been cooking with them for years, and taking them for granted!
Absolutely! There is a collector for everything lol
Same. I threw one of my Corningware dishes from the 80s away!
I collect and use the Blue Cornflower . I have at least 50 pcs. I also have the white electric plate and use it avidly. I have multiple size cassarol bowls with lids, pie pan, a couple meat loaf pans with lids , large cake pan, large narrow bread pan/loaf pan, coffee pots, frying pans, teapot etc.. I love my Corning Ware.
Very cool! Love hearing about collections
I picked up a square white Corning electrimatic skillet for $25 yesterday, AND it works!! Would love to learn more about it as I'd NEVER seen one before. The Cornflower is my pattern with plates, bowls etc.
@@SandBrat I can't give you a lot of info on the elec. plate. Just my experience. I only use the Corningware to cook on it. I have fry pans and cassarole pans and they can be used on it. I like it because it cooks ok but it doesn't fry things to an oblivian. I've never boiled water for spaggetti so can't tell you if it does well with that. But I fry meat in it . Fry hamb for chili and cook the chili on it. Cook a roast on it. Fry chicken and make chicken gravy for chicken on a biscuit. The temp guide is on mine so I know what to use but I just go with what has worked for me. I love it.
Corningwear means a lot to me my mother had her grandfathers coffee pot and the little blue flower reminds me of my childhood
Nice!
Picked up mine from my mom. She cooked with them for years. I still do myself. They are very durable and we use them frequently. Never thought of them as collectible though. Just practical. 😊
They can be both
Wonderful! my piece of Corningware brought in 1970 for cooking now worth a million, I soon become a very rich man
😂😂😂😂
I read somewhere that the ridiculously high prices ($1000+) on eBay are for either money launderers or drug dealers.
Wow. I didn't know there were so many different patterns, and I'm 65 years old.
There are way more then I listed as well
Thank you so much for the info. We have so many of these corningware dishes and had no idea they were collected. Definitely going to continue watching your channel. 😊
Thanks Kimberly! Glad you found some value in the video
Enjoying your videos and enjoyed shopping at your antique shop today too!
Thanks Nancy!! Glad you had a good time! I’ll let Amber know
Great video! I have a couple of the blue & white flower dishes (one with a lid) that I use on a weekly basis. I love them!
They are great to use! Thanks for watching
Thanks 101, I have a Cornflower sauce pot with pouring lip and metal handle.😁👍
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Amazed how much people collect Corning wear. I just did a search on storing it after getting some more from my Grandmother. Looks like I have alot to learn.
Yes there is quite a bit to learn and still a good market for them
Thank you thank you thank you
I really enjoyed listening to the Corning information you shared. I have a collection of the spice Corning ware. I have the slow cooker, the cans used for coffee
and sugar. And all kinds of sizes of Corning ware. I’m so glad you shared information about them.
No problem! Thanks for watching Linsa and glad you got value from the video
Thanks Mike for schooling me on my Corningware collection.🤗
Thanks for watching Johnny
Had the Spice of life set back in the 70’s. I now own the SHadow Iris Pattern in all sizes together with lasagna dish. Also have 8 piece setting of tableware square plus 6 piece of the round.
Awesome!! Glad you are collecting such nice pieces
WARNING!! I had a complete set of all the original blue cornflower corning ware. I amassed it over the years. Five years ago I sent two casseroles to my sister who was ill. Her nephew returned the casseroles and lids-----she washed them and put them in a paper bag. It was Feb. and the weather was cold. On the way to my house (5 min. away from hers), one casserole simply exploded----with shards of glass all over the car, and a large one lodging in the dashboard. Her nephew had to go to the ER to have some small pieces of the casserole removed from the back of his neck. No more corning ware casseroles for me! In another case, another cousin had the large blue cornflower coffee pot. It blew up on the stove, sending shards of glass all over the kitchen----some were stuck in the walls, while others
lodged in the cabinet doors-----that's how intense the explosion was. PLEASE BE CAREFUL IF YOU WANT TO USE THE ORIGINAL BLUE CORNFLOWER CORNING WARE. IT'S A DISASTER WAITING TO HAPPEN.
Yikes sorry that happened to you
I am so happy that you showed up on my feed.
Glad you are enjoying the videos Sandra
Lovin the intro and the glasses look.
Much love from Virginia
Thanks Sandy! 🤓
I just used one of the top three pieces you showed for the super bowl last week. I had no idea of the value. Thanks so much!😅🎉❤
Some can fetch a pretty penny
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching Reti!
I do have sets from the late fifties and early sixties. In great condition. And still use them. Have no idea they are so valuable now. 😊
Great pieces to use… older stuff always last longer
Great job!!!
Thanks
I have a pantry full of the the Cornflower Blue that my husband uses daily for cooking. I had no idea.
Me neither until I researched the prices. 🤷
Me too. And I also have the white electric plate I use to cook on. Love it!
Man, I have to Dig out Mom's collection.🤩
You never know you could have some gems on your hand
yipeee! I own 2 and 3. Still use them.
Awesome
Thanks great info
Thanks for watching Bu!
Still use my Corningware. I’ve got the Shadow Iris pattern in 1.5 and 2 litre sizes. Made for Canadians I guess since we use the metric system. I also have a couple of other patterns in larger sizes that came from thrift stores. They are such good pieces of cookware.
Awesome! They are very versatile and useful
Thank you for this very informative video of Corningware.I have one of the all spice casserole dish with the lid.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching Dolores
@@66uniqueantiques you're welcome
So much good info. Would love to see a 101 video on beer steins
Interesting I’ll add it to the list
Another great video! I never realized how many patterns there were and that they were valuable. As for suggestions, what about collections of service station items? Phillip66, Gulf, Texaco, etc…
Thanks Judy! I’ll write down your suggestions
We have at least one Cornflower-patterned dish at my mom’s (born 1933) house that I think was my grandmother’s (born 1910).
We have a LOT of Corningware and Pyrex cookware that were my mom’s and grandma’s. ❤❤❤
Awesome!
So many patterns I've never seen in all my travels!---I have, occasionally, added to my Corelle dish set from my wedding in 1971. It's rare that I find Corelle in my area, or Corning cookware either, which says something about owners not readily giving up their pieces. On my bucket list of places to see is the Corning Museum of Glass. I've been on several Celebrity cruises that have the Corning Hot Glass studio on the top deck, & have pieces from the shows!
That is awesome! Hopefully you get to check out the museum at some
Point
My dad gave me a corningware 1.5 quart pot which started my corningware collecting adventure. I just came back from the goodwill with 3 blue cornflower pieces! Petite pan, 6.5 inch saucepan, and a 10 inch casserole pot with lid all for $15!
That’s awesome!! Great finds
I remember two families who had a Corning Ware range. They only used Corning cookware, but thinking about it I think anything would have worked. Cast iron probably would have scratched it.
I have a complete set of Corning pots and the large roasting pan I have the small square pans, the little frying pan, the canisters etc. all over 50 yrs old.
Very cool! Great items to collect
Interesting info :) Unfortunately, corning ware isn't worth that much. Probably money laundering at these prices. I have the 1qt blue cornflower with lid and I can't even sell it for $60.
eBay is always a testy market and that is the proof right there
I’ve sold Corning Ware for years. I agree, most of the high prices that are posted as sold on reselling sites are probably due to $ laundering.
Child and sex trafficking
The 1 qt cornflower casserole either Pre-68 or post-68 in very good condition should sell for about $12-$14 with a lid. That’s a far cry from hundreds of dollars.
Money laundering with Corning Wear is a new one to me.
Grew up with blue cornflower cookware, golden butterfly plates, and VISION cookware.
Mom still has the plates, and I’ve been collecting the VISION stuff from thrifting. Looks like I need to go snag the white stuff too (with lids!).
Couldn’t hurt! Great pieces to collect
Look for clear lids without chips that haven't yellowed from being packed in newspaper. People pay good money for them. 😊
Collect the cornflower pattern as a thrifter I've done well
.❤
I have watched several of your videos and really enjoy the history as well as the value that you add into the videos.
I have a question, the blue cornflower pattern, does the white lid hold more value with these pieces over the clear lid?
From
What I seen yes
The coffee electric percolator makes excellent coffee.
Yes it does!
I have 2 of the cornflower blue 1 qt. dishes with lids!
You should check them out on eBay
Mike , I appreciate your knowledge . Only think I would change is when quoting e-bay pricing only quote sold listings . I have found that many times what someone's asking price is not always what it sells for .
Those are sold prices my friend. Check for yourself
@@66uniqueantiques Sorry , I misunderstood your comments . I missed the part where you stated they were sold listings . I was only trying to be helpful .
No worries I was as surprised as everyone else
It’s money laundering. They also do it with beanie babies and VHS tapes.
I always learn something from you. I grew up with corningware, mostly cornflower. My mother loved it, from the big baking dishes to the little teapot. I knew it still has value but I didn’t realize it’s actively collected. I’m going to pay attention when I see it at thrift stores. I wouldn’t mind having one of the big baking dishes to use, as well as collect. Thank you!
Thanks RuthAnne! Good luck finding the big baking dish they are out there 🙂
OMG I have two of the 2quart spice CorningWare 😳 along with other pieces
Check sold listings on eBay….you’ll be quite surprised
Wow I have a lot of this corn ware
Some have some nice value! But also very cool to collecr
I bought a new corelle set from Kroger. I dropped a dinner plate and it broke into a hundred pieces. I bought it for it's reputation of being strong and unbreakable. My SIL said hers broke as well. It breaks like glass, it shatters. Luckily it didn't get into the food I was preparing.
Yikes you lucked out
I have a question? I see on the spice of life set that some of them have a hieroglyphic number next to the pattern. and some do not is there a significant reason for that. ??
Other than the Cornflower, the Spice of Life, and French White, I don't think I've ever seen the other designs. Haven't seen the coffee pot since my Grands had one in mid 70's. I have a red mixing bowl I've had since the early 80's. It was given to me by a friend for the Nostolgia
Nostalgia is a driving force for many collectors
Red mixing bowl? Never seen that by Corning Ware. I have seen a red bowl made by Pyrex that is part of the nesting bowl set. Does your say Corning Ware? I had a red loaf pan in red that said "Corning" on the bottom but it was a very new product and not the vintage.
Hi, I HATE to be the one to say this but....Best research which pattern and what year your Corning/Corelle was made. Last summer, I purchased a large group of Corelle ware ("Indian Summer"). When I googled to see if was dishwasher safe, a list of warnings appeared. I had no idea. After 2005, your dishes are lead free. Prior, the paint may contain toxins (Lead, mercury, cadmium). It is advised that dished before 1978 NOT be used but for decoration only. Especially, do not use damaged/worn/faded pieces as the chemicals can leach out into the food. I returned my dishes as I have young grandchildren and didn't want to take any chances. Just wanted to pass this along to ALWAYS do your research.
Thanks for the info
I use vintage Corning Ware and do not fear it. I have also read about the lead issue. Any lead based paint was only used on the outside decor. It did not touch the food area. People won't be licking the decor and it doesn't rub off onto your hands. The inside surface is sealed and safe. It has never been proven that people have been harmed or died from using vintage Corning Ware. I have used it for yrs. and still do and I'm still alive and over 70 yrs old. People who fear lead on Corning are over reacting. imo.
Thankyou from Cambridge,ont
Thanks For Watching Kathleen
@@66uniqueantiques recently given all 3 kinds of Corning ware the white set all mint with kids the white and blue sunflower all with lids mint and the casserole dish I call it a lasagna dish no lid I don’t think it came with one from a family friend whose mom passed she was in her 90s I believe so I know vintage but the casserole dish has no writing on it but the veg motives are there perfect on both sides where would the writing go or was it ever there
I have one..bought in 1980-1985!!
Nice!!
I have been picking up some nice pieces, but I always grab lids whenever I run across them. I had four lids that I paid ten dollars for and I sold them to my friend at the family price of sixty dollars, before I could even clean them up. By the way I use a jeweler's silver polishing cloth for the final shine and I know that it really is worth the effort and they cost about seven bucks and a couple of my cloths are maybe four years old. Corningwear = $$.
That is awesome! Thanks for the tips I’ll look into it
Thank you, came here to check out the lead issue. I guess you never can be sure until you test it. I think there are lead testing kits online, but yeah, everyone used these back in the day. What is the best way to sell them? I was thinking about doing a 7 day auction on eBay, or maybe Etsy for some of my stuff I collected (was my pandemic hobby).
eBay or Facebook marketplace is good too
I have so much of what you mentioned, including percolator with all parts. What's the value of percolator??
Thanks for great info
Hard without seeing it check eBay
I have the blue cornflower several pieces
Awesome!
I have a huge set of the french white plates in 3 different sizes.
Nice!
I have the 1/12 casserole dish in the corn flower also the loaf dish. Do u buy items r do I put them on eBay etc.
eBay is a better bet or fb marketplace
I have my moms set, I think I have the 1 qt blue cornflower with the lid! 😊
Might want to do some checking online
@@66uniqueantiques prices sure are all over the place. I have the 1 qt, 1 1/2 qt & 2 1/2 qt with lids. The 6 cup coffee pot and a 1 1/2 qt saucepan (no lid). All blue cornflower. Any body remember the handles you’d use? I have 2 of those too. Great video!
Thanks Terri!
@@tlrice72 I used to have two handles and since I moved cant find either One!
If Corning Ware is so indestructible, there should be plenty of it to go around. Meaning, it shouldn’t be that expensive, even on eBay.
There is
I had a Corningware casserole dish that I think had the Spice of Life pattern, or something very similar, but it was off-white with a brown glass lid. I got it in the 80s for my first apartment. I broke the lid around 2008 and, not realizing what I had, threw the whole thing away. Looking back, I could have gotten a replacement lid from eBay or Amazon. 🤦🏽♀️
Live and learn! We have all thrown away something we shouldn’t of 🙂
@@66uniqueantiques: As it turns out, it was the Symphony pattern I had. Thanks for responding. 🥰
Absolutely
I have 8 of the blue flower corningware dishes different sizes.
Nice!
I have one
This is the disign and later at the back
Corning
T.M REG
Nice!
Hey y'all probably didn't know my great aunt actually had CorningWare that you mentioned that was actually rare and worth some money my great aunt passed away back in 2016 so her biological daughter Jo what's the one that got all of my biological grade aunt in adopted mother kitchen things and I can be honest I don't know if Joe still has the CorningWare but it's like the ones that you were mentioning that are more than $100 when it's resold it's actually can fetch a great deal of money one thing I need to find out if Jo still has it because that would imply that my ingredients even though she was terrible about spending money she actually knew about certain vintage CorningWare and yes I do remember it being a pretty good size and in pretty good condition and it still had the lid so one thing I'm going to have to find out if Jo still has it because if she does that would be a good thing for her and me if not to find out what happened to it so I know and learn more about CorningWare that way if something were to come up there would be a means of being able to either buy or sell or something like that one thing's for sure I'll need to show Jo when I get around to it I'll need to show Joe about this and remind her about the CorningWare and that I do you remember that mom had some of the CorningWare especially from what I can remember the ones that actually are when they are being sold they actually can fetch a really good price❤ any who y'all have a blessed day❤.
You as well! Thanks for watching
I have a set of the Buffet Server collection.
Nice!
I have a complete blue corn set from my grandmother. My husband wanted one to make ramen & noticed it has A 26 on the bottom. Can you tell the age by it? Is there a site that will tell you the age?
My mother has a lot of blue cornflower with lids. How do you go about selling it?
eBay, garage sale etc
I see the corn flower all the time I have some. I'm a antique collector and I absolutely hate this pattern. I can't bring myself to buy it. Lol
That happens too….everyone has their own style they like
How much is the 1quart (#1) with the blue flowers without a lid worth? I found one yesterday! ☺️
Without the lid probably around $10-$15 at most
❤❤❤😊
🙂🙂
840 degrees Celsius…
Something around 1400-1500ish degF!
Lots of crazy prices on corning ware on eBay. But nothing above $75 gets any bids. Closes without selling.
That doesn’t surprise me
I have the cornflower set
Nice!
I collect and use crazy daisy
A lot of collectors of that pattern
I have the number one… I wonder if mine is worth a lot? Actually, I have four 1Q but only one lid.
Take a look online and see…I’m sure it is some rare run of numbers or something
I was at 2 estate sales this morning one I was in line at before they opened, the other I was at 30min after opening.
At one I found a 2 quart spice of life with lid (as well as the 1 quart spice of life). An older gentleman tried to guilt me into giving them to him because he said his wife sent him for the 2 quart.
At the other estate sale I found a 1 quart blue Corning with lid (as well as the 1 quart measure cup).
Surely these cannot be the sought after ones? No way I could have hit it out of the park on my first time going to an estate sale?
The houses were in very nice, older neighborhoods but Something must be different with mine, I bet..
Also I’ve noticed my lids don’t say Pyrex 😔
You never know check eBay sold listings to see what you got. Most likely they are common pieces but as long as you like it that’s all that matters
Any info on the Corning 4 qt buffet server?
What would you like to know?
@@66uniqueantiques production dates? Also, can it be used for “stovetop” or “oven” cooking?
The value of the 1qt must have went down cuz I just found a bunch of sold listings for like $5??
Yea crazy prices but I would assume the super high prices are scams
Its a shame that Corningware & Corelle are going strong, but PYREX only makes dishware in Europe and we only have pyrex here in the US.
Pyrex is as hot as ever as well
I read online that the pieces of corning ware listed for thousands of $$$ are actually people who are money laundering. Do you have any information regarding this?
Wouldn’t surprise me lots of people do weird things to pump up values
I have at least 500 piece
Nice!!
Corningware is not worth thousands. Whoever is paying that much is crazy. Everyone should get one though. It’ll outlive you and can become heirlooms for your kids and grandkids
I agree they are crazy but people are crazy lol
🤪🤔
🤨
In that case I’m a millionaire I have hundred of them
Do some research you could have some gems
I have some of these “high sellers” in my collection and I highly doubt the sold prices are legit.
I would agree with that but interesting to see how the sold listings go
Let me know how to sent you picture
Email us @ 66uniqueantiques@gmail.com
eBay is the MOST expensive place for purchasing things. World wide audience.
Biggest market in the world
@@66uniqueantiqueshence, the highest prices. At least for the most part.
I've heard those r artificially inflated prices to try and increase profit. I find it hard to believe any corning ware pc sells for 6,000
🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ I hope
Not
if itn ain't useful. it ain't worth it ... i luv to cook ...
absolutely
Wow!ai just buy it use it. 11:10
Most do
A lot of the high dollar sold eBay listing you’re showing I believe are items listed and sold buy nefarious sellers trying to hype up the value. Many of them have no feedback or selling history at all. Buyer beware and look for feedback. The market is flooded with spice of life items under $20 so why would you spend $1k-10k for the same thing?
Could be that is why I show the sold listings so people can see the craziness
😬😩
🙂
The inflated prices you quoted are scams. Please do not perpetuate these inflated values as they are not real. P.S. Human traffickers use different online platforms to 'sell' their illegal activities. Wayfarer, Walmart, eBay, to name a few.
Just relaying prices from eBay feel free to look up sold listings
🤪😒
🤐🤐🤐🤐
🙂😉
Stop this madness you get the same product for 10-20 bucks
Chine
Where??
Too long
I’ll work on that Marie! Thanks for the feedback
@@66uniqueantiques your alright 👍
you talk too much and say too little
🤨😄 ok