Product Details

Corelle dinnerware was first introduced by Corning Glass in 1970 and quickly gained popularity for its durability and lightweight design. Made from Vitrelle, a tempered glass material, Corelle dishes are resistant to chips, cracks, and stains. The Provincial Blue pattern, featuring delicate blue flowers, was one of the many designs introduced over the years. This pattern evokes a sense of country charm and was widely used in households during the 1980s and 1990s. Corelle's Provincial Blue remains a sought-after pattern for those who appreciate its classic and timeless appeal. While not particularly rare, individual pieces and complete sets can still be found in antique stores and online marketplaces. The value of these pieces is generally modest, reflecting their widespread production and availability.