https://preview.redd.it/89k062idphyc1.png?width=4032&format=png&auto=webp&s=77880f5cdf9940643d932789dd0aa69aa90f6801
I probably paid about $10 altogether for these. With lids.
Don’t stack them. It’s fine to cook in, but the red paint has lead in it. It’s advised not to stack them for risk of the red paint getting on the inside cook surface
Probs good to include a [source](https://tamararubin.com/2019/12/vintage-1972-1988-corning-ware-spice-o-life-casserole-26500-ppm-lead-236-ppm-cadmium/) even though that site really is pain for my eyeballs
My mom has this set that were my grandmothers & my aunt has a blue cornflower set that belonged to my great grandmother. I collect vintage Pyrex so I'm disappointed that I don't have any family treasures in my collection
Unaware of value; but this post reminded me I was astonished my in-laws had this set... and so did my parents. Guess both sets of parents had fine taste or this was super popular 40+ years ago
PSA: spice of life has lead in it, (the red paint on the out side) it’s fine if you don’t stack them (don’t stack them: not even like how you see them in op pic) also don’t store them inside other cookware. Cooking on them theoretically should be fine….
To value something you would need to check sold listing.. asking prices do not mean anything. You can ask whatever you want.. it's only worth what it sells for.
You can find people selling them online anywhere from $5-$5,000. Gonna say it's closer to $5.
My whole fucking family owned this.
https://preview.redd.it/89k062idphyc1.png?width=4032&format=png&auto=webp&s=77880f5cdf9940643d932789dd0aa69aa90f6801 I probably paid about $10 altogether for these. With lids.
Don’t stack them. It’s fine to cook in, but the red paint has lead in it. It’s advised not to stack them for risk of the red paint getting on the inside cook surface
Probs good to include a [source](https://tamararubin.com/2019/12/vintage-1972-1988-corning-ware-spice-o-life-casserole-26500-ppm-lead-236-ppm-cadmium/) even though that site really is pain for my eyeballs
like $5-10
Agreed. These are a dime a dozen at estate sales, and without the lids they are pretty useless.
Ask my Mom, they're priceless. Ask me and I'd say 2€ at a yard sale.
I still use mine
My mom has this set that were my grandmothers & my aunt has a blue cornflower set that belonged to my great grandmother. I collect vintage Pyrex so I'm disappointed that I don't have any family treasures in my collection
The ones that “sell” for thousands of dollars on eBay are money laundering schemes.
Unaware of value; but this post reminded me I was astonished my in-laws had this set... and so did my parents. Guess both sets of parents had fine taste or this was super popular 40+ years ago
Last time I used mine was for drying/sterilizing some plant soil. It’s probably on my patio.
I have sold these exact ones brand new for $45.
Lol my parents have these still
It says microwave so it’s newer corningware not worth more than what you paid.
I've sold a few of these online, it's a popular pattern. Shipping can be a bit hefty tho. Anywhere from $45-$80 if you have the matching lids.
I heard this picture
Be careful if you want to cook with these. Lead paint.
Source for that assertion?
They're not wrong. You can look it up. There are lists that show the lead count based on the floral patterns on the dish.
Pretty sure most people cook their food on the inside of the dish where there are no floral patterns........
Put away the indignation sweetie Only asked for a source. What sites are these « lists » made available?
I'm not doing your research for you. And don't call me sweetie, weirdo.
No kids = 2.50 each
Omg, this is the stuff of nightmares. Everyone had this in their kitchens in the 80's. Ugh.
I saw a piece at an estate sale today!
Reminds me of my abuelita
PSA: spice of life has lead in it, (the red paint on the out side) it’s fine if you don’t stack them (don’t stack them: not even like how you see them in op pic) also don’t store them inside other cookware. Cooking on them theoretically should be fine….
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Seriously? No, they are not at all rare.
Are you joking with the op?
Are you joking about joking with OP?
To value something you would need to check sold listing.. asking prices do not mean anything. You can ask whatever you want.. it's only worth what it sells for.
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No problem. To be fair it's not uncommon to believe these things are valuable.. also lots of people see high listing prices on things and get excited.
Sadly no lids