I need some help identifying Corningware cookware. I have been
trying to purchase some discontinued Corningware items to match my
wife's cookware. Looking on ebay I find the descriptions confusing.


So what I am looking for is a guide to the part numbers found on the
cookware. Hopefully this would be a description and or picture along
with the code numbers found on the item. On line, if possible

Any help would be appreciated

John Normile

Camperken wrote:
>
> I need some help identifying Corningware cookware. I have been
> trying to purchase some discontinued Corningware items to match my
> wife's cookware. Looking on ebay I find the descriptions confusing.
>
>
> So what I am looking for is a guide to the part numbers found on the
> cookware. Hopefully this would be a description and or picture along
> with the code numbers found on the item. On line, if possible
>
> Any help would be appreciated
>
> John Normile

Check http://www.replacements.com/china/COR.htm - they may have what you
want. Or, at least you should be able to identify the pattern you're
looking for. Good luck.

Sky

On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 02:15:03 -0500, skyhooks
> wrote:
>Camperken wrote:
>> I need some help identifying Corningware cookware. I have been
>> trying to purchase some discontinued Corningware items to match my
>> wife's cookware. Looking on ebay I find the descriptions confusing.
>>
>> So what I am looking for is a guide to the part numbers found on the
>> cookware. Hopefully this would be a description and or picture along
>> with the code numbers found on the item. On line, if possible
>> Any help would be appreciated
>> John Normile
>
>Check http://www.replacements.com/china/COR.htm - they may have what you
>want. Or, at least you should be able to identify the pattern you're
>looking for. Good luck.
>Sky

Thanks for the reply. I checked out the Replacements site. What I
am looking for is a large casserole, in the cornflower pattern. Ebay
is loaded with them, but I find it hard to know exactly what to bid on
given the array of descriptions. Sizes and descriptions will vary,
even on items with the same number in the ovenware. That is the
reason for my quest for part numbers with descriptions.

John

On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 04:44:09 GMT, (Camperken)
wrote:

>I need some help identifying Corningware cookware. I have been
>trying to purchase some discontinued Corningware items to match my
>wife's cookware. Looking on ebay I find the descriptions confusing.
>
>
>So what I am looking for is a guide to the part numbers found on the
>cookware. Hopefully this would be a description and or picture along
>with the code numbers found on the item. On line, if possible
>
>Any help would be appreciated
>
>John Normile

I have seen nothing like a complete list of pieces and numbers for
Corning Ware on line. The older ones are marked on the bottom with
P-X-B where X is the size, usually capacity of casseroles in quarts.
P-1-B is a one quart casserole pan.

When you get into the extra pans, all bets are off. My 9 x 5" bread
pan is P-315 and the 9" pie plate is P-309.

There is a complete guide to Corning available at Amazon.

I have a listing of Pyxex patterns available in 1972 that lists all
the products by pattern. It appears to be something that the dealers
had to order from.
--
Susan N.

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