I love corning ware. I have several pieces of the cornflower blue. A bunch of mine came from my grandmother. I actually use mine on a regular basis. I had not seen several of the patterns shown today. I love the brighter flowers with the primary colors. It's so pretty. Thank you for bringing my brain more knowledge! You're the best!
I accidentally bought a newer version of the large 12 x 12 (guessing, because I'm not at home, with lid, not vintage, from an estate sale by an elderly man who was working alone inside his relative's home. I did not know the value of things back then, but I bought it for about $5. It is luxurious to cook with and very expensive here now, no matter the age.
I obtained a nearly complete set of the pansy CorningWare in 1996 or 97. The plates have been run through the dishwasher so many times, they barely show the pansies any more. But the bake ware is all in good condition, as are the cups & saucers, mugs, gravy boat, salt & pepper, and several "tins". Also a teapot and a package of paper napkins! I have some juice glasses, and once had place mats. I think it must have been popular in the 80's, but you rarely see it anymore. Thanks for pointing it out, now I can tell my kids it is vintage . . .
I love cooking in my Corning Ware too. My husband accidentally broke one (I know, I should have cast him out, but he scoops litters boxes so I’ll keep him) and ironically the same week we found the exact piece at Goodwill and bought it. Back then I think it was $1.00, but it’s been 30 years. I cook everything in them, from baked chicken to green bean casserole to rhubarb crumble. I also use the small square one for the egg mixture when I make French toast. Love my Corning Ware!
The big thing that makes visions great is that you can use them in the oven, microwave and even stovetop. You can brown your meat and bake it in the same pan, put it in the fridge and reheat it in the microwave. ONE pan to wash.
Thank you Dr Lori. I have the visions pot with matching lid and it’s still clear and also the primary color pansies, I got the 3qt because of it’s colorful design and am happy to report that I have kept it in good condition and use it too!
I have a 3 piece set that is solid green on the outside. I also have the handle that you can attach to the piece that is 8 inch round and can be used like a frying pan.
My sister and I were just looking at a lot of these at an antique store yesterday. The info you are giving is just what we needed to know. We are going back soon. Thank you for this information and it will help us to understand the value of different colors and flower patterns.❤
Hi Dr. Lori! I've got the cornflower set, the Iris set and the matching dinnerware/sugar bowl/gravy/salt, pepper etc, and the Visions that I barely used. I preferred to use my Mom's Flint copper bottoms on the stovetop, she got them for her Bridal shower in 1958 or 59. I still use them and they look like new🙂 thanks for your video as always tons of great info!
Thank you Dr Lori ilove corning ware I love that corning ware Dr Lori I love that corning ware corn flower 2.5 -quart baker I love corning ware lliter casserole with amber lid that is so nice Dr Lori your awesome Dr Lori and thanks for sharing this with us and keep up the good work and you rock 🎸dr Lori and enjoy your evening 🌈❤❤💓💓💕💕❤❤❤🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈
I have Visions since 1983, then bought the cranberry, when they came out, never had a problem, also that year I bought an electric Jennaire electric stove top, that's still going strong, I find visions at many yard sales, and fleas, I sell the ones I have triple of, and make money😊
Love Winter Park Fla, home of Rollins College where I was a guest student from Italy and were I waterskied a lot on Lake Virginia and Lake Sue in the ‘70. Wonderful place and awesome memories.
I've presented my Antiques Appraisal Comedy Show at Rollins College many times. It is a lovely campus. Great part of the country. I'm headed to Italy soon.
I'm moving after 46 yrs in my house been collecting for 50yrs. Things are going to church thrift shop, a vintage dealer in town and Good WILL. After dropping off a bag of clothing, I visited my stuff!! I recognized several things. I hope the buyers will have as much fun as I did,collecting these items. I saw 4 Chridtmas spode cups and saucers.$2 apiece. Great buy for someone
I love Corning ware my mom had the blue and white set. I could go back and hear what you called the pattern. But I'll forget again. Thank you Dr. Lori your a great teacher. 🙋♀️
How fun, I never knew CorningWare had a pansy print. I've started collecting the blue corn flower and it's funny because in the beginning I thought it was tacky but as I'm getting older it's very nostalgic and I appreciate the 1960s look of it. The only other pattern I will pick up is the green medallion, I recently saw a blue medallion I told myself oh no, I can't start collecting that too. I thought the medallion pattern was only sold at pennies, but online it said they were sold or offered through Shell gas? I don't know I need to do some more research on that.
I had that set of the Visions ware. IT SUCKED!!!!! Everything burned, even when you were stirring!!!!!! I got rid of them REAL QUICK!!! They are NOT worth the money.
Great video. I would love it if you could do one on the corning ware coffee/tea pots...especially on some of the harder designs to find. I have one of the "say it with flowers" design and have been unable to find the others for years. Very hard pattern even to find info on line. I have a Renaissance pattern coffee pot and would love to know more about it.
I bought a huge cornflower blue pot with the lid from the 70's (no stamp on the back) that looks brand new a few days ago at a thrift store, I regret it as I read on the internet that it has lead on the blue image so it's toxic and we shouldn't use it. Is it true? If so, can you explain why it's so valuable if we can't cook with them due to the lead content? Can you talk about the safety of the lead in vintage and antique crystal glasses, dishes, teapots in a future video?
@@DrLoriV I am very new to TH-cam trying to learn how to use the site. I will look. Love your work by the way. You are a brilliant lady with a wealth of knowledge.
Hello Dr. Lori. I have a question 🙂 I have a painting by an French-Japanese artist Tsuguharu Foujita. It is signed, and I know the approximate cost of this painting. However I don't know how to prove that this picture is an original. I contacted Japanese representatives, they said that the Japanese text on the back and signature is genuine. But these were not professional appraisers. Can you look at the painting and confirm whether it is an original of this particular artist?
I'm not sure if you read comments but I have a set of lidded square casserole dishes that I purchased at Zellers Canada in the late 80's or early 90's. I've searched extensively online and I can't find one single piece or the name of the pattern. Please reply and let me know if there's a way to send you a photo so perhaps you can help me identify these pieces.
I was married in 1960 and received many pieces of cornflower cookware. All my lids have wide flat handles except the skillet which has the matching lid with the knob.
There's thousands of that ivy pattern available on ebay with a sell through rate of 5% average sell price at 15-20 bucks which means that market is saturated with that particular pattern. Your knowledge in this particular category seems suspect 🧐
My values are based on what people really pay based on actual sales. Believe what you want. Have you watched my video "Stop Quoting eBay Listings! I’m Sick of It and Here is Why" at th-cam.com/video/mDBSI2wV0gk/w-d-xo.html
That value was what someone was willing to pay and paid. Have you watched my video "Stop Quoting eBay Listings! I’m Sick of It and Here is Why" at th-cam.com/video/mDBSI2wV0gk/w-d-xo.html
Have been using mine for 35+ years and would love to find more. They are great on the stovetop and in the microwave. I am sorry they did not work for you.
I freeze many meals too. It makes it easy on nights when I have to teach zoom online classes or when I just don't want to cook after a day of video call appraisal appointments.
I love corning ware. I have several pieces of the cornflower blue. A bunch of mine came from my grandmother. I actually use mine on a regular basis. I had not seen several of the patterns shown today. I love the brighter flowers with the primary colors. It's so pretty. Thank you for bringing my brain more knowledge! You're the best!
I accidentally bought a newer version of the large 12 x 12 (guessing, because I'm not at home, with lid, not vintage, from an estate sale by an elderly man who was working alone inside his relative's home. I did not know the value of things back then, but I bought it for about $5. It is luxurious to cook with and very expensive here now, no matter the age.
I obtained a nearly complete set of the pansy CorningWare in 1996 or 97. The plates have been run through the dishwasher so many times, they barely show the pansies any more. But the bake ware is all in good condition, as are the cups & saucers, mugs, gravy boat, salt & pepper, and several "tins". Also a teapot and a package of paper napkins! I have some juice glasses, and once had place mats. I think it must have been popular in the 80's, but you rarely see it anymore. Thanks for pointing it out, now I can tell my kids it is vintage . . .
I love that you sometimes wear a Swatch, Dr. Lori! Please consider an episode of discussing valuation of vintage Swatch watches.
Thank you Dr. Lori! 🤗👏
My favorite is the rippled sides and green leafy mofit. Very nice to be shown so many patterns!
I love cooking in my Corning Ware too. My husband accidentally broke one (I know, I should have cast him out, but he scoops litters boxes so I’ll keep him) and ironically the same week we found the exact piece at Goodwill and bought it. Back then I think it was $1.00, but it’s been 30 years. I cook everything in them, from baked chicken to green bean casserole to rhubarb crumble. I also use the small square one for the egg mixture when I make French toast. Love my Corning Ware!
I just want to say, "Good job!" to your photography staff. Thank you for your work.
Thank you very much! THEY WORK VERY HARD.
The big thing that makes visions great is that you can use them in the oven, microwave and even stovetop. You can brown your meat and bake it in the same pan, put it in the fridge and reheat it in the microwave. ONE pan to wash.
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Ive been cooking with my vision ware for almost 35 yrs. Still loving it!
Thank you Dr Lori. I have the visions pot with matching lid and it’s still clear and also the primary color pansies, I got the 3qt because of it’s colorful design and am happy to report that I have kept it in good condition and use it too!
I have a 3 piece set that is solid green on the outside. I also have the handle that you can attach to the piece that is 8 inch round and can be used like a frying pan.
My sister and I were just looking at a lot of these at an antique store yesterday. The info you are giving is just what we needed to know. We are going back soon. Thank you for this information and it will help us to understand the value of different colors and flower patterns.❤
Hi Dr. Lori! I've got the cornflower set, the Iris set and the matching dinnerware/sugar bowl/gravy/salt, pepper etc, and the Visions that I barely used. I preferred to use my Mom's Flint copper bottoms on the stovetop, she got them for her Bridal shower in 1958 or 59. I still use them and they look like new🙂 thanks for your video as always tons of great info!
I had a set of Vision Ware and I never liked cooking with it!
My mom too. I think it’s the color. My mom gave them to me when I went to college
Why did you not like cooking with the Vision Ware? I hadn't heard of it before this.
@@joanneperry7275 I burned stuff in it
@@joanneperry7275 it tended to get extremely hot, and I was afraid it might crack!
Good more for us😅
Thank you Dr Lori ilove corning ware I love that corning ware Dr Lori I love that corning ware corn flower 2.5 -quart baker I love corning ware lliter casserole with amber lid that is so nice Dr Lori your awesome Dr Lori and thanks for sharing this with us and keep up the good work and you rock 🎸dr Lori and enjoy your evening 🌈❤❤💓💓💕💕❤❤❤🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈
I have the wild iris pattern that was on one of the pieces. 1990s I think. I love it and have a challenging time finding others.
As always, so well presented and informative. Thanks.
We all work hard here to give you the best thrifting videos out there. Thanks.
Lol, I have a set of dishes and baking dishes with that pink cross stitch pattern. Thank you, Dr Lori!!
I have Visions since 1983, then bought the cranberry, when they came out, never had a problem, also that year I bought an electric Jennaire electric stove top, that's still going strong, I find visions at many yard sales, and fleas, I sell the ones I have triple of, and make money😊
Love Winter Park Fla, home of Rollins College where I was a guest student from Italy and were I waterskied a lot on Lake Virginia and Lake Sue in the ‘70. Wonderful place and awesome memories.
I've presented my Antiques Appraisal Comedy Show at Rollins College many times. It is a lovely campus. Great part of the country. I'm headed to Italy soon.
I also bought the visionware. Boiled potatoes also stuck to the pans and burned. Went in trash!!
I'm moving after 46 yrs in my house been collecting for 50yrs. Things are going to church thrift shop, a vintage dealer in town and Good WILL. After dropping off a bag of clothing, I visited my stuff!! I recognized several things. I hope the buyers will have as much fun as I did,collecting these items. I saw 4 Chridtmas spode cups and saucers.$2 apiece. Great buy for someone
Several corning patterns I have not seen before
nice to see some patterns I never knew existed, like the Pansies from the 80's
I love Corning ware my mom had the blue and white set. I could go back and hear what you called the pattern. But I'll forget again. Thank you Dr. Lori your a great teacher. 🙋♀️
Thank you Dr. Lori
Any time!
Thank you we appreciate you coming to central Fl. I live in Orlando . I learned a lot from this video😊. #HAPPYTHANKSGIVINGYALL❤
Great informative/educational video...BIG TY Dr. Lori....i appreciate ALL your videos
Thanks for watching!
I collect Corning Ware. Some patterns you showed, I've never seen. I enjoy watching you.
I had a set of 3 Visions stove top pots, and in 1974 I was given the Corn Clower pattern, but my favorite was the California Poppy series.
You provide so much interesting information ❤❤❤
I have several of the French white pieces. They are difficult to deal with because of no handles.
Hi Dr Lori! ❤ thank you
How fun, I never knew CorningWare had a pansy print. I've started collecting the blue corn flower and it's funny because in the beginning I thought it was tacky but as I'm getting older it's very nostalgic and I appreciate the 1960s look of it. The only other pattern I will pick up is the green medallion, I recently saw a blue medallion I told myself oh no, I can't start collecting that too. I thought the medallion pattern was only sold at pennies, but online it said they were sold or offered through Shell gas? I don't know I need to do some more research on that.
I love the shelf ❤
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
You have so many patterns in the States. In Australia, we don't have these. I would've loved the pansy pattern it's my favorite flower.
The Iris Corning Ware would go perfect with my Iris Core like dishes. I have the set a long time.
Excellent education. Thank you.
I had that set of the Visions ware. IT SUCKED!!!!! Everything burned, even when you were stirring!!!!!! I got rid of them REAL QUICK!!! They are NOT worth the money.
I agree- lived in Corning NY when these were invented and launched. Hated them
Agreed! The frying pan was the worst. It burned everything.
Agree. They were horrible. Got rid of mine soon after I bought them
I love my Visions and have never burned anything. Just luck?
I still use my Visions cookware, but I have never had issues with burning and found easy to clean.
I agree Dr. Lori, It's a smokey brown not amber. I love amber! Thank you for sharing this video, Dr. Lori
I have my Mom's complete set of Corn flower and my Harvest. I've got LOTS of Corning.
That is awesome!
Hi, Dr. Lori!
I've bought an unused 1 qt. with a lid and a handle in an original box for 3000JPY($20).
The design looks like an abstract hen. lol
I saw some patterns I have never seen. Surprised the huge piece was worth so much. How do you store something so big??? Thank you. A enjoyable video
Great video. I would love it if you could do one on the corning ware coffee/tea pots...especially on some of the harder designs to find. I have one of the "say it with flowers" design and have been unable to find the others for years. Very hard pattern even to find info on line. I have a Renaissance pattern coffee pot and would love to know more about it.
Great idea!
I love the huge 1980 dish. I think the older pieces of corningware are small. I love them anyway. Thank you for showing the different sets.
The patterns are rare. Not many thrifters show you those. Special.
I have a good bit of the Poppy pattern. Is that one considered desirable.?? I like it a lot.
I can help. Need to see your pieces. Many factors affect value.
Visions. My sister gave my hubby and me a set for our 1992 wedding.
Good advice for collectors. I have not seen some of the patterns.
Yes, I reveal what others don't know.
I still have many pieces from my first marriage 1964,including the measuring container with lid that I made my daughter’s formula.
Sweet.
I just found you and I am a fan .
YAY!
Hard to imagine people paying such high prices for Corning Ware. I didn’t realize they are worth so much. I have so many and cook with them a lot. :)
My values are based on what people really pay. Actual sales.
@@DrLoriVI completely trust your values, but my mind is blown! I see so much Corning Ware for pretty cheap. :)
@@kimcatacutan8980 Have you considered buying it when you find it at low prices and reselling it?
I had Visions, both my kids burned their fingers trying to touch what was cooking inside while on the stove
2:46 have never seen this design
I bought a huge cornflower blue pot with the lid from the 70's (no stamp on the back) that looks brand new a few days ago at a thrift store, I regret it as I read on the internet that it has lead on the blue image so it's toxic and we shouldn't use it. Is it true? If so, can you explain why it's so valuable if we can't cook with them due to the lead content? Can you talk about the safety of the lead in vintage and antique crystal glasses, dishes, teapots in a future video?
Good question to ask during my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video so I can answer in detail and teach everyone watching. Check my website for the next date.
I purchased a 3 piece set with lids of the corn flower pattern at a garage sale for 10.00. Sold a week later for 35.00
I hope country goose decor never comes back.
Still like the blue cornflower best.
I would to see you do a video on Pyrex
Have you searched my channel using the search feature? I've talked about Pyrex in many videos so far :)
I had a set with ivy print around anyone remember those ?? However I never cared for how it would cook a meal so I got rid of them 😮
Do you have a video just on milk glass?
I talk about milk glass in other videos. Have you used the search feature on my channel here? On my website?
@@DrLoriV I am very new to TH-cam trying to learn how to use the site. I will look. Love your work by the way. You are a brilliant lady with a wealth of knowledge.
Dr Lori I have a 1970 4 quart Corning ware Spice of life casserole dish with lid used but in good shape about how much would it appraise for?
I can help! Need to see it. Many factors affect value. Please check out my website to see the ways that you can show me the piece.
My pattern isn't there. I bought it in the early 80s. It has flowers & orange is a dominant color.
Hello Dr. Lori. I have a question 🙂 I have a painting by an French-Japanese artist Tsuguharu Foujita. It is signed, and I know the approximate cost of this painting. However I don't know how to prove that this picture is an original. I contacted Japanese representatives, they said that the Japanese text on the back and signature is genuine. But these were not professional appraisers. Can you look at the painting and confirm whether it is an original of this particular artist?
Yes, I can review the painting. See the options I offer on my website.
@@DrLoriVThank you very much!
You didn't comment on the Spice of Life pattern, also there, which is my pattern.
Have you used the search feature on my channel to find other videos where I talk about other patterns? Plus, I have more videos to come :)
What do you know about gateleg tables
I can review your piece. Please see my website for the different ways that you can show me pieces and ask your questions
are you able to cook in stuff from the 60s and 80s?
Good question to ask during my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video so I can answer in detail and teach everyone watching. Check my website for the next date.
Are the artsy asain iris more expensive since its artsy?
Good question to ask during my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video so I can answer in detail and teach everyone watching. Check my website for the next date.
I'm not sure if you read comments but I have a set of lidded square casserole dishes that I purchased at Zellers Canada in the late 80's or early 90's. I've searched extensively online and I can't find one single piece or the name of the pattern. Please reply and let me know if there's a way to send you a photo so perhaps you can help me identify these pieces.
Yes, I review photos. See the options on my website.
I am looking for this pattern 7:29 7:31
Pretty, isn't it?
I thought the brown with the corning ware was called vision ware.
It is called Visions cookware
I'm so confused about the cornflower I've seen it priced from $5 to $1500.
Have you watched all of my videos where I tell you what people are really paying based on actual sales?
@@DrLoriV Yes thank you! I'm referring to actual 'sold' comps on Ebay. There must be some that are more special, I just don't know why they are.
Have you watched my video "Stop Quoting eBay Listings! I’m Sick of It and Here is Why" at th-cam.com/video/mDBSI2wV0gk/w-d-xo.html
I was married in 1960 and received many pieces of cornflower cookware. All my lids have wide flat handles except the skillet which has the matching lid with the knob.
There's thousands of that ivy pattern available on ebay with a sell through rate of 5% average sell price at 15-20 bucks which means that market is saturated with that particular pattern. Your knowledge in this particular category seems suspect 🧐
My values are based on what people really pay based on actual sales. Believe what you want. Have you watched my video "Stop Quoting eBay Listings! I’m Sick of It and Here is Why" at th-cam.com/video/mDBSI2wV0gk/w-d-xo.html
@@DrLoriVeBay SOLD vs. eBay listings. At the end of the day, something is worth whatever someone is willing to pay.
That value was what someone was willing to pay and paid. Have you watched my video "Stop Quoting eBay Listings! I’m Sick of It and Here is Why" at th-cam.com/video/mDBSI2wV0gk/w-d-xo.html
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Vision broke when cooking
The Vision cookware was horrible. Your could only cook liquids in them.
I had a complete set of visions.. way to heavy
Visions was a horrible choice, I had them Years ago, and I couldn't cook with them.
Those Visions pots were god-awful. They burned everything except water.
that’s for sure!! I hated mine and got rid of them quickly!
Have been using mine for 35+ years and would love to find more. They are great on the stovetop and in the microwave. I am sorry they did not work for you.
Odio cocinar en ese tipo ollas y sartenes todo se quema, los tiraré a la basura o terminaran con mi paciencia 😡
Who really cooks anymore in this big containers.
Lots of families. Especially on holidays.
I do ~ and just for me! Eat a serving, refrigerate one, then freeze the rest. I work 6 days a week & made in advance meals serve me well😊
I freeze many meals too. It makes it easy on nights when I have to teach zoom online classes or when I just don't want to cook after a day of video call appraisal appointments.
I do and I'm single .
However I entertain 6 -8 people a lot ,so I have a lot of large pieces.
Great video
I had a set of 3 Visions stove top pots, and in 1974 I was given the Corn Clower pattern, but my favorite was the California Poppy series.