Vintage & Modern Serving & Casserole Dishes

Collection of vintage and modern glassware featuring various lidded casserole dishes from iconic brands like CorningWare and Pyrex. CorningWare Collection Blue Cornflower Pattern (Center): Classic 1960s-era square Dutch oven or casserole dish with signature blue flowers on a white background. Made of durable glass-ceramic (Pyroceram), resistant to extreme temperature changes. Can be used on stovetops, in the oven, or microwave. French White Pattern (Back-Left): Round covered dish with ribbed exterior and smooth interior, made of stoneware or Pyroceram. Versatile for baking, serving, and reheating. Casual Elegance White Flora (Far-Left): Oval baker with embossed floral design around the rim. Originally produced in the mid-1990s, typically includes a clear glass Pyrex lid. JAJ Pyrex "Market Garden" (Back-Right): Oval casserole dish produced in England between the 1960s and 1970s. Features colorful illustrations of vegetables. Highly collectible, also known as "Tuscany" or "Vegetable" pattern. Clear Borosilicate Casserole (Far-Right): Modern round glass dish, likely borosilicate glass with high thermal shock resistance. Similar designs go from freezer to oven, often with lids that double as shallow baking dishes.