1972 Catalogue.  Centura mugs were also offered in plain white, Country Festival and Spice O' Life, plus various Game Birds.  With Goldilocks and the Three Bears, it also matches the Childware Set.  This shape was reproduced in dark brown amber Pyrex in the Fireside product line, with a 1400 model number.

1972 Catalogue.  At this time, matching Corning Ware had a round Buffet Server shape.  It is not clear why 10 inch skillet lids should be available in Laurel, Lynnwood and Summerhill, when 10 inch skillets apparently are not offered in these patterns.  This size also fits a 4 Qt Dutch oven, which does not seem to come in these patterns either.  The gravy set comprises an ordinary 20 oz soup bowl paired up with an extra large saucer.

1963 Leaflet.  A smaller selection of items compared to 1964.

1964 Leaflet.  It states that casserole lids and the cream & sugar set are not made of glass-ceramic.  The illustration of the 4 cup percolator is inaccurate, it implies that the spout is chrome like that of the 9 cup.  In reality, a 4 cup percolator is the same pot as a 6 cup beverage maker, but with a different lid and a basket and pump assembly inside.

1968 Leaflet.  A C-112 Patio Platter is not shown, it is round with a very narrow rim.  The oval platter pictured is either a C-610 or C-611.  The small coffee pot is shown with a percolator lid, so that makes it a 4 cup percolator.  With a different lid, this pot is also a 6 cup beverage maker, or teapot.

1968 Leaflet.  Three sizes of straight-sided bowls, with a choice of White, Platinum or Gold.  With a large saucer or underplate, a 20 oz bowl becomes a gravy server set.

1968 Leaflet.  The Buffet Server shape is the second type of Corning Ware cookware to go with Centura.

1977 Booklet.  Along with two square Corning Ware casseroles, a C-811 oval platter (M), and a C-150 Porringer (S) are also made of Corning Ware rather than Centura.  These two items re-appeared later in Corning Ware's "Little Dishes" product line, re-named a Main Plate and a Grab-It.  As a porringer, it seems that it did not come with a lid.


Related Articles: 

Centura Pattern Profiles
Centura: Extra Photos
Corning Ware Profile: Centura Cook 'n' Serve
Corning Ware Profile: Buffet Servers 
Corning Ware Profile: Grab-Its, Sidekicks, etc.


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