This authentic vintage CorningWare casserole dish is a true 1970s kitchen icon, featuring the beloved Spice of Life pattern, also known as L'Echalote in French-speaking markets.
With a model number A-1-B and 1 liter capacity, this dish is a genuine piece of American kitchen history from the 1970s.
Historical Significance
CorningWare revolutionized American cooking when it was introduced by Corning Glass Works in 1958. CorningWare is made from Pyroceram, a glass-ceramic material originally developed for missile nose cones during the Cold War.
This space-age material could withstand extreme temperature changes without cracking, making it perfect for modern convenience cooking. The brand became an instant sensation in millions of American kitchens throughout the 1960s-1970s.
American Kitchen Revolution
CorningWare's innovative design and durability made it a staple in American households, representing a significant shift in cooking practices. The Lechalote A-1-B-1L dish in the Spice of Life pattern is a reminder of this culinary revolution, offering both functionality and charm.
Add a touch of nostalgia to your kitchen with this vintage CorningWare casserole dish that has stood the test of time.
Please note that a lid is not included with this purchase.
