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pair Pyrex Butterfly #1410 handled Gold coffee mugs
This pair of Diagonal handle #1410 Coffee Mugs has the Butterfly Gold design around the top. This dates these 9 ounce (300 ml) mugs from the 1970s. The elements of the design are highly stylized: flower, butterflies, sheaf of wheat.
This mug was made by Pyrex but it was made to coordinate with the Corelle Livingware pattern of dinnerware.
Marked on the bottom FOR OVEN AND MICROWAVE. NO STOVETOP OR BROILER
They are in excellent vintage condition. They are great for coffee, tea, hot chocolate or soup!
Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.
Circa: 1970s
Manufacturer: Corning Glass Company, Corning New York
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Pyrex Butterfly Gold set 4 8 oz. cups saucers
The Butterfly Gold pattern made its debut in 1970 and was designed by Gregory Mirow. The elements of the design are highly stylized: flower, butterflies, sheaf of wheat.
It stayed in the line until the late 1980s or early 1990s though its date of departure is not exact. The saucer used in all four versions of the cups were always Corelle saucers as they were meant to be part of a Corelle dinnerware service.
This version of the cup holds 8 ounces and entered the line in 1981 and was available until 1986.
Each cup is marked thus: Pyrex Microwave Safe No Stovetop or Broiler Corning USA.
All are in excellent condition. Price is for the set of four.
Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, they are ready for your kitchen table today.
Circa: 1981-1986
Manufacturer: Corning Glass Company, Corning New York
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set of four 1972-1981 Spring Blossom #1410 9 ounce handled Gold coffee mugs
The Spring Blossom Green pattern made its debut in 1972 as part of the "Pyrex Compatibles" to match the Corelle Dinnerware pattern and was designed by Sara Balbach. The elements of the design are highly stylized: flowers in avocado green and white outlined in avocado green with green dots and white dots outlined in avocado green.
This set of four Diagonal handle #1410 Coffee Mugs has the Butterfly Gold design around the top.
Marked on the bottom FOR OVEN AND MICROWAVE. NO STOVETOP OR BROILER
They are in excellent vintage condition. They are great for coffee, tea, hot chocolate or soup!
Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.
Circa: 1972-1981
Manufacturer: Pyrex, Corning Glass
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set 3 P-41 Corning Cornflower Petite Pans
The blue cornflower which is found on 90 plus pieces of Corning's Pyroceram ware debuted in 1957 and was retired in 1987.
This set of 3 P-41 Petite Pans was made between 1963 and 1970. They were sold both with a cover and without a cover. They each hold 1 1/2 cups. They are shown on page 24 of Coroneos' 2006 guide titled The Complete Guide to Corning Ware & Visions Cookware.
The are an easy way to bake some individual casseroles, gratins or use them as serving dishes. Retro pratical flair. I bought them very reasonably so can pass them on reasonably as well. Price is for the set of three.
Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.
Circa: 1957-1987
Manufacturer: Corning Ware, Corelle
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2 Corelle Corning Butterfly Gold cup saucer
This pair of two Butterfly Gold cups/saucers were made by Corning and sold under the Corelle brand to be go-alongs with their tremendously popular Pyrex patterns.
This pattern is called Butterfly Gold and can be seen on page 162 of Mauzy's 3rd Edition (2004) Pyrex the Unauthorized Collector's Guide book. The cups and saucers are in good vintage shape and ready to give you years of service. So, if you already own the Butterfly Gold mixing bowl or refridgeraor set, this set of cereals bowls will fit right in.
Add them to your Pyrex or Corelle by Corning collection today.
Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, they are ready for your kitchen table today.
Manufacturer: Corning Glass Company, Corning New York
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4 Corelle Corning Butterfly Gold stack cups
This set of 4 Butterfly Gold cups were made by Corning and sold under the Corelle brand to be go-alongs with their tremendously popular Pyrex patterns.
This style of cup was introduced in 1972 and stayed in production for 10 years. It was designed by Charles Ketcham in 1967 and put into production in 1972. They are made of Vitrelle, are break resistant and microwave safe. In the company literature this style of cup was called either the "Stack Cup" or "Open Handle Cup" (info courtesy of corellecorner.com)
They hold 6-7 ounces, scant by today's standards of a cup or coffee but normal in the 1970s for a serving size of coffee.
This pattern is called Butterfly Gold and can be seen on page 162 of Mauzy's 3rd Edition (2004) Pyrex the Unauthorized Collector's Guide book. The cups and saucers are in good vintage shape and ready to give you years of service. So, if you already own the Butterfly Gold mixing bowl or refrigeraor set, this set of cups will fit right in.
Add them to your Pyrex or Corelle by Corning collection today.
Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, they are ready for your kitchen table today.
Manufacturer: Corning Glass Company, Corning New York
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Corning Cornflower
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Corning Cornflower square P-82-B-1 1/2 pint
Information from the The Complete Guide to Corning Ware & Visions Cookware book by Kyle Coroneos. " The Blue Cornflower was the first Corning Ware emblem. It was introduced with the original line of skillets and saucepans in 1957. In 1988 Corning retired the Blue Cornflower. The blue cornflower which is found on 90 plus pieces of Corning's Pyroceram ware debuted in 1957 and was retired in 1987. The P series dates from 1957-1971 when it was replaced by the A series which ended in 1987.
This P-82-B-1 1/2 Corning Blue Cornflower Menu-ette Covered Saucepan was made between 1966 and 1971. It is being sold with the P-81-C lid. It holds 1 1/2 pints. It is shown on page 27 of Coroneos' 2006 guide titled The Complete Guide to Corning Ware & Visions Cookware.
Excellent vintage condition. No damage of any kind.
Using Corning Cornflower items is an easy way to bake casseroles, gratins or use them as serving dishes. Retro pratical flair. I bought it very reasonably so can pass them on reasonably as well.
Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.
Circa: 1966-1971
Manufacturer: Corning Glass Company, Corning New York
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