Vintage 1960’s Large Cinderella Dish in Salad
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This Vintage 1960’s Large Cinderella Dish in Salad Bowl Pattern Measures 13" pouring lip to pouring lip and 10" in diameter side to side. No chips cracks or flea bites. It does have some utensil marks in the bottom but they are minor.
The following Description "Pyrex gifts…today’s look for today’s cook," stated a 1960 Pyrex advertisement. Included in this ad is the "New Pyrex Salad Bowl," known by collectors as simply Salad Bowl. Included with the four-quart salad bowl (444) were "glitter-flecked serving tongs."The bowl is solid green and features a design of white outlined salad fixings, from leaves to tomatoes.
Corning Glass Works offered its first patterned opalware gift set in 1953 when the Heinz Baking Dish was sold in grocery stores. Widespread distribution of promotional patterns occurred after the overwhelming success of the 1956 release of seasonal "decorator casseroles." Using existing Pyrex shapes, gift sets featured new patterns offered for a limited production time. They often came with mounters, cradles, or candle warmers and were advertised in the spring to appeal to Mother’s Day and summer wedding shoppers and in the fall to give the holiday gift-buyers something new. Corning continued to produce gift sets through 1983, creating nearly 135 different gift set patterns during that time. Corning intended these pieces to be sold for a limited time, and directed retailers to remove older, unsold promotions from the shelves.
Often, patterns used for these gift items were unnamed, or given names descriptive of the dish’s purpose, like "chip and dip set." Collectors over the years have assigned names more reflective of the specific pattern.
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The following Description "Pyrex gifts…today’s look for today’s cook," stated a 1960 Pyrex advertisement. Included in this ad is the "New Pyrex Salad Bowl," known by collectors as simply Salad Bowl. Included with the four-quart salad bowl (444) were "glitter-flecked serving tongs."The bowl is solid green and features a design of white outlined salad fixings, from leaves to tomatoes.
Corning Glass Works offered its first patterned opalware gift set in 1953 when the Heinz Baking Dish was sold in grocery stores. Widespread distribution of promotional patterns occurred after the overwhelming success of the 1956 release of seasonal "decorator casseroles." Using existing Pyrex shapes, gift sets featured new patterns offered for a limited production time. They often came with mounters, cradles, or candle warmers and were advertised in the spring to appeal to Mother’s Day and summer wedding shoppers and in the fall to give the holiday gift-buyers something new. Corning continued to produce gift sets through 1983, creating nearly 135 different gift set patterns during that time. Corning intended these pieces to be sold for a limited time, and directed retailers to remove older, unsold promotions from the shelves.
Often, patterns used for these gift items were unnamed, or given names descriptive of the dish’s purpose, like "chip and dip set." Collectors over the years have assigned names more reflective of the specific pattern.
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Your purchase is protected:
Photos, descriptions, and estimates were prepared with the utmost care by a fully certified expert and appraiser. All items in this sale are guaranteed authentic.
In the rare event that the item did not conform to the lot description in the sale, Jasper52 specialists are here to help. Buyers may return the item for a full refund provided you notify Jasper52 within 5 days of receiving the item.
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Vintage 1960’s Large Cinderella Dish in Salad
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