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What's New Archive
May 29, 2011
Better details surrounding dates, sizes & shapes of Pyrex baby bottles.
May 25, 2011
A leaflet from 1972 provides details of Creative Glass by Corning, a group of thin clear Pyrex casseroles, storage containers and serving pieces.
May 18, 2011
New photos in the last few weeks include: Dimension IV, My Garden, Flirtation, Pyrex juice servers.
May 4, 2011
The Centura Cook 'n' Serve product line is now featured with more detail in a separate Corning Ware Profile. It covers Corning Ware shapes and patterns that were made to match Centura Tableware from 1962 to 1977.
April 26, 2011
Over the past week, the Centura Gallery has expanded with new photos and info from various brochures. New patterns to the gallery are: Blue Cornflower, Classic, Flower Garden, Graffia, Spice O' Life, Spring Bouquet. Most other patterns in the gallery now have additional images too.
April 16, 2011
What's the difference between a mould number and a model number?
Compare Golden Honeysuckle and the Floral Casserole.
April 11, 2011
Cobalt Blue & Spring Green Serveware from 1999 is an addition to the Festiva (2001) article. This product is essentially the forerunner of Festiva.
Also, a new photo for the Currier & Ives Collection.
April 8, 2011
A Corning Ware profile features French Bisque & French Bleu from the early 1980s.
Also, Classic Black Corning Ware from the early 1990s.
A new photo for Apple Harvest.
April 1, 2011
An astonishing new product line launches today: Corelle Combinations. It must be seen to be believed.
March 30, 2011
New photos for: Rainbow Stripe bowls, Meadow Green, Canadian Pyrex.
March 17, 2011
Cutler Brands Ltd. of Toronto marketed clear salt & pepper shakers which look remarkably like Pyrex ones, but it is easy to see the difference with a comparison.
Solid-coloured pixie casseroles were introduced in 1970.
New photos in 1940s Flameware Use & Care.
March 9, 2011
New information concerns a list of patterns discontinued in 1997, but introduction dates for most of these are still not known for certain. Numerous patterns were dropped in January of that year, and a few more ended in March or June.
Compare Spring Blue & Spring Pink.
March 2, 2011
More details and new photos for Old Orchard, plus a catalogue page.
Pyrex Compatibles gravy boats were introduced late 1977, not 1978. Also 1410 mugs matching Corelle first appeared in 1975.
February 24, 2011
A booklet from 1924 is filled with suggestions for using Pyrex more often. The article is split into two pages.
A new photo for Bayscape and Town & Country.
From the 1920s, a 110 covered baking dish is different from regular casseroles and baking pans. It is a new addition to Clear Pyrex 1915 - 1950.
February 11, 2011
What was Corning Glass Works of Canada?
New photos for Pacifica, Centura Classic, Spring Pond.
Which words are used most frequently in Corelle pattern names? The poll was correct.
February 4, 2011
Compare different variations of Floral Bouquet Corning Ware. One of the wrap-around patterns is from 1969.
New photos for: April & Blue Heather, Stencil Garden, Veranda, Christmas plates. Also: Percolator Recall, Strawberry Sunday, Fast Food Dishes, Calico Rose & Windflower.
January 24, 2011
Finally a date can be assigned to the four season Currier & Ives Collection. The plates were manufactured in 1984.
New photos for: Beige plates list, Pastel Bouquet, Casey's Flower, Pie Plates.
January 17, 2011
Corning Ware Buffet Servers from 1964 are the subject of a new article.
Other articles have new photos: Merry Mushrooms, Woodland Pyrex.
January 12, 2011
A new Corning Ware Profile features Merry Mushroom from 1975.
January 5, 2011
What are Pyrosil and Pyroflam?
Cobalt has a new photo.
December 27, 2010
By 1922, the variety of clear Pyrex products had grown dramatically, and a leaflet aimed at consumers provided details about all items on offer.
December 16, 2010
The new poll is a trivia question, and the answer will be revealed in February.
December 6, 2010
A Pyrex leaflet from Spring 1968 illustrates four opal ware patterns, plus solid-coloured bowls, Flameware, clear Pyrex and special gift promotion sets. The article is split into two pages.
December 1, 2010
It turns out that Gemco did make a version of Wildflower, but only a couple of items are known so far and they are clear glass with a patterned top.
There is one more pattern on the flared mug list, Sweet Blossoms.
November 19, 2010
A Spring 1946 advertisement promotes clear Pyrex for wedding & shower gifts.
Included with a set of Wildflower/Springflowers Corning Ware, a use & care guide from 1982 is featured.
November 14, 2010
Missing for several weeks, the key to the darkroom has been recovered finally, so new photos are available now in many different articles: Dominion Glass, Dominion Glass & Corning Ware, Amber Visions & Pyrex, Tinted Pyrex, Pyrex Canisters, Sculptured cup list, Almond.
Some of the Dominion Glass photos are concerned with newly-discovered look-alikes of Country Festival.
November 1, 2010
Pyrex storage containers decorated with yellow daisies are a little different from regular Store 'N' See containers. They were a free gift courtesy of Maxwell House in 1970.
October 7, 2010
From 1915 to 1950 clear Pyrex casseroles experienced many style changes. Analyzing handles and lids can help to differentiate old Pyrex from very old Pyrex.
September 15, 2010
A booklet from 1931 provides a full listing of all Pyrex products available that year. The article is split into two pages.
August 10, 2010
There is a new photo in Tinted Clear Pyrex, illustrating the basketweave pattern and a rimmed bowl with ribbing.
Also, new photos plus new information in Glassware. Glasses matching Old Orchard have been discovered.
August 4, 2010
Which patterns have a Sandstone background?
A 1985 brochure announces the launch of Spring Pond within the CornerStone product line.
July 27, 2010
A pattern list is available for Sculptured/Swirled cups, like Enhancements.
Compare two solid blue 401s from the two different multi-colour bowl sets.
Some new info and photos have trickled into Pyrex patterns, pieces & dates in the last few weeks.
July 14, 2010
An original Corelle box from the late 1970s provides use & care guidelines and warranty information.
July 7, 2010
Catalogue pages from the early 1970s illustrate: Daisy, Early American, Horizon Blue, Verde, Friendship, Old Orchard.
June 30, 2010
The article "When was that Pyrex pattern or piece introduced?" has expanded since it first appeared, and it has moved to Pyrex Profiles.
June 22, 2010
A 1968 magazine advertisement promoting Corning Ware pictures nearly every piece available.
There is a new pattern list for Occasions Cups.
June 2, 2010
New photos and info have been trickling into Model Numbers and Wear & Tear during the last few weeks.
May 26, 2010
A use & care guide from 1972 provides instructions for Corning Ware beverage makers, including stove-top percolators and dripolators.
May 9, 2010
The Placesetters Collection seems to be Anchor Hocking's response to Corelle Livingware.
A 1963 Corning Ware advertisement is featured.
April 21, 2010
Seven different shades of Tinted Clear Pyrex are briefly profiled. These colours include Fireside, Cranberry and Cobalt Blue, among others.
April 18, 2010
The new Contours shape has been added to Plate Styles.
What's the difference between Apple Bounty and Apple Harvest?
When was that Pyrex pattern or piece introduced?
More patterns from 2000 & 2004 are included on the basic pattern & date list. Berries & Cherries is also from 2004.
April 9, 2010
Indian Summer and Spice O' Life tea & coffee pots have a lot in common.
Je Il Glass Co. once made look-alike hook-handle cups with the brand name Oorolla (or Corolla).
April 1, 2010
A brand new product line launches today: Corelle Invisibles. The concept is a ground-breaking and bold direction, not only for Corelle, but for the entire dinnerware market as well.
March 30, 2010
A new Pattern Profile covers three patterns: Colonial Blue, First of Spring, Nutmeg.
March 20, 2010
Compare two variations of Spice O' Life teapots.
Some articles have new photos and a bit of additional info: Currier & Ives, Petite Pans, Corning Ware Teapots, Plate Styles, Pedestal Mugs.
Some articles just have new photos: China Blossom, Centura Profiles, Sandscape, Forget-Me-Not, My Garden, Berries & Cherries.
February 27, 2010
Four distinctive Electromatic percolators made of Pyrex and Corning Ware were introduced in 1973.
February 23, 2010
On a few occasions clear and amber Pyrex bakeware was combined with different types of cradles made to match Corelle patterns.
Cheinco Housewares made metal kitchen items like canisters, and some are decorated with Corelle and Corning Ware patterns.
A leaflet from the early 1950s explains Flameware Use & Care.
February 17, 2010
There is a new menu in the left column for Centura Tableware. Centura Profiles provides a history of the product line, plus dates and brief details about individual patterns. Centura Gallery features pages from a 1972 catalogue.
Summer Blossoms has finally found a better photo.
February 10, 2010
Old Town Blue and hook-handle cups are a few months older than previously thought. They first appeared on retail shelves in late 1972, not 1973.
January 29, 2010
A new Pattern Profile features Casey's Flower & Stencil Garden, both from 1988.
1972 saw the introduction of four special patterns on Corning Ware Electromatic percolators. A brochure printed that year has revealed their correct names.
New photos have been trickling into existing articles recently: Wildflower, Peach Floral, Oriental Wood, Colonial Mist, E-1210 Percolator, Bella Vista, Festive Harvest, P-4 Casserole, Pastel Bouquet.
January 22, 2010
Another leaflet from a Pyrex carafe provides use & care instructions for different types of beverage makers.
Since it was first posted, the Corelle Currier & Ives article has been updated with more info.
January 14, 2010
What's the difference between My Garden and Sun Garden?
January 9, 2010
Corning Ware coffee percolators, weren't they recalled in the 1970s?
January 3, 2010
The Gallery includes a Pyrex package leaflet from about 1961. It pictures some of the pieces and patterns available at the time, plus use & care instructions for Pyrex and Flameware.
December 23, 2009
Corning Ware Fast Food Dishes are featured in a Corning Ware Profile.
A bit of pre-production history has been added for hook-handle cups.
Until now, Rangetoppers have been a glaring omission from the list of items not safe for the microwave.
December 17, 2009
There is a new Corelle Pattern Profile: Blue Cornflower.
December 10, 2009
Many pieces of Spice O' Life Corning Ware have a French phrase as part of the decoration. Which ones, and what do they mean?
Additions to various pattern lists have been made recently:
Corning Ware P-4 (Blue/Green Medallion, White, Wheat), Soup Plates (Jasmine, Secret Garden), Images Cups (Apple Harvest).
November 13, 2009
Two sizes of Corning Ware Petite Pans are featured in Corning Ware Profiles.
November 8, 2009
An original use & care guide for Corning Ware is posted in the Gallery.
A floral Corning Ware pattern from 1984 has been difficult to identify, but its name has been found at last and it is the subject of a Profile: Autumn Meadow.
There is a date correction for Dimension IV, specifically the first three patterns. New information shows they are from late 1979, not 1980.
November 1, 2009
A new article features Pyrex juice pitchers and jugs, with a focus on those shapes which were made to match Corelle patterns.
October 20, 2009
The designers of many more patterns have been identified, and the list by artist's name has been updated. Most notable are the first four Livingware patterns, plus some Centura, Corning Ware and Pyrex patterns from the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Morning Light, the twin of Sea and Sand, is no longer a mystery. It is from 1988 or 1989, and was part of the Occasions line.
October 9, 2009
A new Pattern Profile features Peach Floral and Country Cornflower.
October 6, 2009
A brochure from 1976 & 1977 features Old Town Blue, Winter Frost White, Butterfly Gold and Spring Blossom Green.
Better date information has been found for White Lace and Festive Harvest. Clear Pyrex bowls in these patterns were launched mid-1988, but White Lace glassware did not come out until 1994.
September 27, 2009
Spice Jars, or shakers, are now included in Gemco Tops & Bottoms.
September 17, 2009
A new Pattern Profile from Natural Images is available: Victorian Lace.
One more article features Country Festival: Comparison with Friendship.
September 12, 2009
A bit of info about 8 cup Designer Teapots has been added to Corning Ware Teapots.
A new Gallery article features a 1975 brochure introducing Country Festival Corning Ware.
The rectangular P-4 Corning Ware casserole is the subject of a Close-Up. It was originally designed for the Electromatics product line in the early 1960s.
August 31, 2009
New photos have been added in the last few days to Currier & Ives and Corning Ware Teapots.
The CornerStone plate style has ceased production recently. The last three CornerStone patterns are still available, but these have transitioned to the standard rimmed style instead.
August 20, 2009
A new Pattern Profile includes the embossed 3-swirl patterns from the original Impressions line: Celestial Blue, Pastel Ballet, Spring Breeze, Windward White.
August 3, 2009
Why name Pyrex mixing bowls after Cinderella?
July 27, 2009
A new article features photos from a 1981 catalogue, showing some of the Expressions patterns available that year.
Romance, Island Breeze and Spring Blue are new additions to the Soup Plates List, and the total is now 89.
July 14, 2009
A new Pattern Profile includes the decorative Currier & Ives plates from the early 1980s, plus the similar Christmas plates from around the same time.
Corning Ware Designer Casseroles are the subject of a Close-Up.
A Comparison of Holly Days and Winter Holly is also available.
June 30, 2009
What is the difference between Eve and Berries & Cherries?
There is a new list in Patterns By Piece, Flat-Rim Soup Plates.
June 17, 2009
The Images cup is the latest addition to Cup Styles. It debuted in 1986 and was made for about 10 years.
It has been learned that Dominion Glass also made a small nesting bowl set with a faux Blue Cornflower decoration.
June 11, 2009
The latest article is a basic list of patterns and introduction dates, with some discontinuation dates as well. These patterns are those which do not have a Pattern Profile yet, but since the dates have been discovered already, it is pointless to withhold the info until the full articles are completed.
June 4, 2009
A very kind forum member has come forward with some original literature from Corning, resulting in better date information for many pattern profiles. Thank you!
Butterfly Gold, Spring Blossom Green, Floral Spray, Skyscape, Dusk, Allegro, Meadow Green, English Ivy, Quintet, Deco Bands, Morning Glory, Peach Garland, English Morn, Blue Lily, Lace Bouquet, Sea and Sand.
May 29, 2009
The Occasions product line was introduced in 1986 with five patterns: English Morn, Pacifica, Pastel Bouquet, Shadow Iris, Veranda.
May 25, 2009
The capacities of all cups & mugs have been added to many articles, mainly Cup Styles and Pattern Profiles.
May 18, 2009
More photos have been added to page two of Plate Styles.
What is the difference between Sea & Sand and Morning Light?
Heirloom Bloom is another standard rimmed pattern which borrows its cup style from CornerStone.
May 7, 2009
Plate Styles has expanded to page two with a gallery of photos.
In Close-Ups & Comparisons, Country Dove is featured.
April 28, 2009
Cup Styles is now Cup & Plate Styles with the addition of a new article covering seven round plate types. The article also gives emphasis to the product lines which include these styles.
April 20, 2009
Where Pyrex Compatibles are concerned, 024 casseroles are atypical, but some do exist with Corelle patterns: Snowflake Blue, Butterfly Gold, Spring Blossom Green.
April 6, 2009
A new Pattern Profile from 1985 features the debut of the Natural Images line: Blue Floral, Calico Rose, Lace Bouquet and Windflower.
March 28, 2009
A 1983 mail-in offer was used to promote the new CornerStone Collection: one dinner plate for $2.00 with four patterns to choose from.
March 19, 2009
What is the difference between Bella Vista and Casa Flora?
All those cups and mugs marked 'Corning' are often not Corning Ware at all. Suprema is a glass-ceramic that gets very little recognition since its brand name is never stamped on its products. Comparing Suprema with Corning Ware shows just how different it is.
March 13, 2009
A new Cup Styles article features straight-sided stoneware mugs from 1985.
In the Chrome Top Guide there is a second Gemco article detailing which tops belong on which bottoms. It is easy to mix them up when the same glass base has multiple uses.
March 8, 2009
The CornerStone Collection was an important new product line in 1983. There were four initial patterns: Belle Grove, China Blossom, Glenora, Royal Garden.
Three more CornerStone patterns were added in 1984 & 1985: Iris, Summer Mist, Spring Pond.
February 27, 2009
Three new Pattern Profile articles cover thirteen patterns from 1986:
Livingware - English Ivy, Melody, Quintet; Blue Lily, Country Violets, Rose, Summer Blossoms;
Design Images - Deco Bands, Morning Glory, Normandy, Peach Garland, Queen's Lace, Rose Trellis.
February 21, 2009
A new Pyrex Profile features Store 'N' See Canisters in many different colours and patterns.
February 14, 2009
Catalogue pages from 1973 depict Spice O' Life and the newly re-designed shape of Corning Ware casseroles.
There is a pattern list available for Corning Ware teapots in 3 cup and 6 cup sizes.
A list is compiled of a few of the artists who created patterns for Corning.
February 10, 2009
An introduction date of 2001 has been found for Festiva.
The original small Pyrex cream & sugar set has been photographed for two articles.
February 6, 2009
Calico Rose, on a beige background, has a lesser-known twin with a white background: Rose Trellis.
A page from 1974 promoting Pyrex 470 casseroles is the subject of a new Gallery article.
A new Pattern Profile is available: Bayscape, Sandscape, Skyscape.
February 3, 2009
A new Gallery article compares genuine Spice O' Life with Gemco's version: Comparing Corning Ware & Gemco.
Wear and Tear (at left) has been updated with details about circumstances that make Delayed Shattering more likely to occur once a piece has been 'bruised'. There are also hints about determining, sooner rather than later, whether the appropriate cleanser will be a success or failure on the coloured surface of Pyrex.
January 31, 2009
Two Gallery articles are new: Garden Row and Strawberry Sunday.
A new article profiles a uniquely British Corelle pattern: Sedgemoor. A Gallery article also provides a glimpse of other patterns available in Britain.
January 22, 2009
Shenandoah deserves mentioning as the Pyrex pattern that took the place of Butterfly Gold and Spring Blossom Green in 1982. In terms of design, it bears a striking similarity to Wildflower. It is pictured in the 1982 catalogue also.
January 7, 2009
Three new articles have been added to 'Close-ups & Comparisons': comparing Suprema to stoneware for Flared Mugs and Straight-Sided Mugs, and comparing Transitions to Sandstone and Winter Frost White.
A clear sculptured bowl set, in the same basic shape as the round 400 bowls, has been discovered and it is a perfect match for Festiva.
December 15, 2008
A new section, 'Close-ups & Comparisons', is available in the Gallery.
More photos have been added to many articles: Suprema Flared Mugs (Patterns By Piece), Morning Blue, Woodland Brown (Pattern Profiles), Gemco, Dispensers Inc. (Chrome Top Guide).
December 7, 2008
A new Pattern Profile is available for Holly Days.
New photos have been added to many articles: Pie Plate / Multi-Dish (Patterns By Piece), Libbey Glasses (Glassware), Pedestal Mugs, Open Handle Cups (Cup Styles), Winter Frost White (Pattern Profiles).
December 3, 2008
There is now a better understanding of the two intervals of stoneware cups in the Cornerstone product line, and new pictures have been added to the article: Cornerstone Cups.
A new Pattern Profile for Blue Macrame and Green Macrame is available. Generally not a lot is known about the pattern, but some facts have come to light at least, most notably its official name.
November 25, 2008
Photos have been added for the newest Cup Style: Cornerstone Cups.
The Centura Tableware Gallery is available. It does not encompass every Centura pattern, but does picture most of them..
November 12, 2008
A new article features Pyrex Festiva, which was marketed as a Corelle Coordinate in recent times.
A new Cup Style from 1983 is available: Cornerstone Cups.
Photos for the aforementioned articles should appear once the photography department returns from vacation.
There are three new Gallery articles featuring 1976 catalogue pages.
October 23, 2008
New pattern profiles are available: Batik & Strawberry Sunday, and Forget-Me-Not.
The last three Expressions patterns are now featured: Desert Blossom, Windsor Rose and Misty Morning.
October 19, 2008
A magazine advertisement from 1973-74 is now featured in the Gallery. It promotes open-handle cups and Old Town Blue.
There is a new list in Patterns By Piece for the Corelle Pie Plate or Multi-Dish.
There is a new article in Quick Questions about the microwave safety of various glass and glass-ceramic products made by Corning.
October 14, 2008
Some additional photos have been added for Blue Heather and Indigo.
The Centura Tableware Gallery is on vacation until the technical difficulties are hammered out.
October 6, 2008
It has been discovered that Gemco's own pattern name for their Meadow version is 'Spring'.
There is a new section at left named 'Patterns By Piece'. These articles will be straightforward lists of patterns made for certain pieces. Primarily, the lists will be compiled for the more distinctive Corelle items plus certain cups which happen to have a very long pattern list, like Suprema Mugs.
October 1, 2008
The Dimension IV article has been split into two. This better illustrates how the original Dimension IV patterns and the newer coupe versions are distinct from one another in three identifiable ways. Plates, mugs and bowls definitely belong to either one or the other, and only a few serving pieces are shared by both versions.
September 23, 2008
On the topic of Spring Blossom Green Refrigerator Dishes, a very helpful catalogue photo from 1976 has been discovered. It is now clear that the Original version was last seen in 1976, and the New version was available only in 1977 & 1978.
September 12, 2008
A new Corelle pattern profile is available for Sunshine. The article also includes related patterns from the Summer Impressions product line: Blueberry, Ginger and Honeydew.
Compare amber Fireside Pyrex & Visions. Although these two kinds of glass look almost identical on the surface, it is essential to understand that they are not the same formulation, and they are not interchangeable.
September 3, 2008
Wear & Tear has been updated with information about 'cavitation erosion'. This kind of damage can happen to cups (or bowls) that are used frequently to bring water to the boil in the microwave. Although the cups are both heat-resistant and microwave-safe, it is the action of the boiling water that permanently destroys the interior surface of the cup.
A new kind of boxed set has was offered in Homestead, and it is confirmed that the Brown version did have a complete 4-piece set of Cinderella bowls.
September 1, 2008
A new article profiles two patterns: Burgundy & Ribbon Bouquet.
There are now two ways to navigate to Corelle Pattern Profiles. An alphabetical pattern list is accessible in the left column as well as the original chronological list.
August 26, 2008
Termo-Rey is a new addition to Other Brands. Made in Brazil by Brasividro, this opal glass tableware is decorated with at least six Corelle look-alike patterns.
August 21, 2008
Three new pattern profiles are available: Flirtation, Harvest Home, Spice O' Life.
An item list has been added to the Gemco Ware article. It is an overall list of the clear glass items made with genuine Corelle patterns, and sold under the brand name 'Corning Coordinates For Corelle'.
August 13, 2008
The newest article in Company History is about the MacBeth-Evans Glass Company. That company pre-dates Corelle by 30 years, but it is related to Corelle production, and the origin of Opal Pyrex is very firmly rooted in certain MacBeth-Evans products.
July 29, 2008
Some new photos have been added to: Colonial Mist, Floral Spray, Oriental Wood & Solitary.
July 25, 2008
The Livingware 2 product line is now included in Corelle Pattern Profiles with two new articles: Colonial Mist and Floral Spray, Oriental Wood & Solitary.
July 15, 2008
In the Gallery, some catalogue pages from 1972 are the subject of a new article.
July 9, 2008
A new manufacturer has joined the Chrome Top Guide: Dominion Glass.
July 3, 2008
A new Pyrex Profile is completed: Colonial Mist.
New section: A Gallery is available at the left of the page. So far it includes a few magazine advertisements and catalogue images.
June 14, 2008
A new Corelle Pattern Profile for Wildflower is available.
Autumn Harvest Tabletop Ware & Store 'N' See containers are covered in a new article.
June 12, 2008
There is more new information concerning the Corning Ware vs. Corningware brand names. It appears that Corning Inc. was using the new name in late 1996, perhaps earlier.
Some newly discovered Gemco pieces have been added to the Ivy Green and Spice Excitement lists.
May 27, 2008
The Gemco Ware article has seen some updates with the addition of a 'Strawberry' item list, and some 'Country Life' items have surfaced with German lettering.
A Morning Blue Pattern Profile is now available, and another Profile is devoted to the first four patterns of the Expressions line: April, Blue Heather, Indian Summer and Meadow.
May 18, 2008
Another cup style is available: Suprema flared mugs. Technical Topics has seen some date refinements and clarifications also.
Gemco's own pattern name for their Indian Summer version turns out to be 'Autumn'.
May 14, 2008
A Corelle Profile for Winter Frost White has been added.
Some new information has arrived involving Dimension IV plus the related coupe versions. 1986 marks a turning point for those patterns, and there is a definite correlation between mug style and plate style.
A new cup style has joined the list: Pyrex Livingware 2 extra-white cups.
Glassware has a new paragraph regarding Indiana Glass.
April 26, 2008
Some corporate related info about Corning Glass Works & World Kitchen plus the Corning Ware vs. Corningware brand names has been added.
A new article compares the two different patterns that are found on Spring Blossom Green Refrigerator Dishes.
The Dimension IV product line has been added to Pattern Profiles. Dimension IV includes: Citrus, Cinnamon, Almond, Slate, Heather, Cobalt and Onyx. Also mentioned are some related patterns: Chestnut, Indigo, Meadow Green and Allegro.
Another Cup Style, Pyrex round-bottom, is available.
April 23, 2008
A new Pyrex profile features Homestead in original Blue and new Brown.
More end date information has been found for Pyrex in Butterfly Gold, Spring Blossom Green, Woodland, Autumn Harvest, Tabletop Ware and Refrigerator Dishes.
April 16, 2008
The first five Cup Styles have been added with more to come soon.
A handy new Search Box (top right) has been implemented by our equally handy webmaster.
April 7, 2008:
There is a new article in the Chrome Top Guide about Dispensers Inc.
Other updates recently have been the addition of pictures to the Gemco Ware article, and Autumn Harvest is added to Pyrex Pattern Profiles.
An introduction to Cup Styles is a recent addition, and there will be more specific articles in that area very soon.
March 29, 2008:
So far, everything! Welcome to this brand new site about Corelle, and I hope there is something here that interests you. I invite you to have a look in all the corners, and in particular have a look at this article, About, as a sort of orientation. It explains what I'm doing here.
We are in the midst of a bumpy start-up phase right now, and there are plenty of photos, sections and articles planned, but they are not all plugged in yet. Potentially every week, there may be new updates, so check in as often as you like.
When all the bumps are smoothed out, the main purpose of 'What's New' is to keep track of major updates and new articles. It's just a convenient place to provide a quick check for new content.
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