This beautiful vintage Corningware divided casserole dish is a wonderful early example of the iconic Blue Cornflowerpattern. Featuring the lighter, powder-blue floral motif seen on earlier pieces, this dish dates to the early to mid-1960sand was made before Corningware consistently added brand markings to the underside.

The interior divider makes it perfect for oven-to-table serving — ideal for classic mid-century meals, sides, or entertaining. A timeless piece that blends seamlessly with other Corningware while still standing out for its early production details.

This dish is unmarked, which is typical for early Corningware, and bears only a small mold number “11” on the underside of the handle.

A lovely addition to any Corningware collection — especially for those who appreciate the charm of earlier, less common pieces.

Details

• Pattern: Blue Cornflower (early, lighter blue)

• Era: Circa 1960–1965

• Material: Pyroceram (oven-safe, vintage Corningware)

• Design: Divided interior

• Markings: Unmarked; mold number “11” on handle underside

• Color: White with light blue cornflower motif

Measurements:
Approx. 12" x 8.5"
Divided interior

Condition

Very good vintage condition.

• No cracks

• Two very small, nearly invisible edge chips (shown in photos)

• Clean, glossy finish with minimal signs of age

These minor imperfections are consistent with gentle use and age and do not affect function or display.

Perfect For

• Vintage Corningware collectors

• Mid-century kitchen décor

• Oven-to-table serving

• Cottage, farmhouse, or retro kitchens

• Completing or mixing Blue Cornflower sets

Why I Love This Piece

Early Corningware has a special charm — the lighter blue, the unmarked base, and the thoughtful design details make this dish feel both practical and nostalgic. It’s a piece that was made to be used, loved, and passed along.