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Pattern Profile: Woodland Brown (1978)
Launched in 1978, Woodland Brown reflects the trend toward brown tones at a time when harvest gold and avocado green were becoming outdated. The final year of production for this pattern was 1985.
Pyrex Compatibles were officially named Woodland rather than Woodland Brown. This product line included items like ovenware & nesting bowls, as well as Tabletop Ware accessories.
Pyrex 1410 Mug and Corelle Open Handle Cup & Saucer.
Corelle Dinnerware:
Dinner Plate (10¼")
Luncheon Plate (8½")
Side Plate (6¾")
Saucer (6¼")
Open Handle Cup (6-7 oz)
Pyrex Cup (round-bottom, 8 oz)
Dessert Bowl (10 oz 5-3/8")
Soup/Cereal Bowl (18 oz 6¼")
Flat Rim Soup Plate (8½")
1 Qt Serving Bowl (8½")
2 Qt Serving Bowl (10¼")
Oval Platter (12½")
Open Handle Cream & Sugar
Pyrex Cream & Sugar and Corelle Soup Plate.
Pyrex Compatibles Tabletop Ware:
1410 Mug (8-9 oz)
Cream & Sugar (new style - large)
Salt & Pepper - clear
Gravy Server
Butter Dish
Notable Absences:
Centura Cup (round-bottom, 8 oz)
Suprema Mug (flared, 9 oz)
Cream & Sugar (old style - small)
Salt & Pepper - white finish
Napkin Rings
Margarine Dish
Pyrex Pitchers
Pyrex round-bottom Cup with Saucer and Pyrex Gravy Server set.
Others:
Manufacturers other than Corning produced their own versions of Woodland Brown. The majority of these are unofficial products and close comparison with the genuine Corelle pattern will reveal variations in the design.
Most notably, Gemco produced many popular tabletop accessories in their 'Matchables' product line. It seems that none of Gemco's 'Woodland Brown' pieces have chrome tops; most have chocolate brown plastic tops, and some with white tops also exist.
There is glassware with this pattern printed on a white band; it might be a Coordinates product by Libbey.
Termo-Rey opal glass dinnerware was produced by Brasividro.
Related Articles:
Open-Handle Cup (1972)
1410 Mug (1975)
Pyrex Cup (1981)
Soup Plate Pattern List
Plate Styles: Coupe
1978 Brochure - Corelle & Pyrex
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