Corelle, made by Corning, is a brand of glass and dish ware made of Vitrelle. Vitrelle is a tempered glass product made of two types of glass that's laminated into three layers and was originally intended to use as glass for first generation television screens in the 40's. It is extremely heat and break resistant. Note that I said resistant - unbreakable and break resistant are two different things. Corning recognized the practicality of these qualities when it developed this brand.
Corelle made it's debut in 1970 and has been gracing tables ever since because of it's ultra durability and lightness. It is strong and because it is thinner takes up less space to store. There are over 2000 different patterns in this line, some of which can also be found on the Corning Ware cookware, and retired patterns are still widely available.
Here we have a beautiful Corelle creamer and covered sugar bowl set in the Indian Summer pattern that is in new-like condition. The creamer is 3" by 3 1/2" and the sugar bowl 2 1/2" by 4". The melamine lid for the sugar dish is also in excellent condition without cracks, chips, or stains. This is such a nice retro pattern!
Asking - $15
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