Overview
This is a quintessential piece of American kitchen history, featuring the iconic 'Spring Blossom Green' pattern, affectionately known to collectors as 'Crazy Daisy.' It is a 1.5-quart oval opal glass dish…
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Overview
This is a quintessential piece of American kitchen history, featuring the iconic 'Spring Blossom Green' pattern, affectionately known to collectors as 'Crazy Daisy.' It is a 1.5-quart oval opal glass dish…
Story
Corning Glass Works launched this pattern in 1972 to perfectly coordinate with their new line of Corelle dinnerware, tapping into the 'back-to-nature' aesthetic that defined the decade.
Maker / Origin
Corning Glass Works changed the world in 1915 when they realized that the low-expansion glass used for railroad lanterns could also survive the heat of a kitchen oven.
Condition & Value
The photos show a vibrant, glossy finish with no signs of 'dishwasher haze' or etching, which is the most common form of damage for vintage Pyrex. While 'Spring Blossom Green' is a common pattern, the presence of the original matching lid and the high-gloss finish significantly helps the value.
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