
Vintage Corning Ware 'Blue Cornflower' 6-cup stovetop percolator. Never used
Selling Price
$40
History
The Corning Ware Blue Cornflower percolator was introduced in the 1960s as part of Corning's revolutionary Pyroceram glass-ceramic cookware line. This iconic design featured the beloved cornflower pattern and could be used directly on stovetops, making it a practical and attractive addition to mid-century American kitchens. The percolator represented the height of modern convenience during an era when coffee culture was becoming central to American home life. Blue Cornflower Corning Ware pieces are highly sought after by vintage kitchenware collectors and mid-century modern enthusiasts. These percolators appeal to collectors for their nostalgic design, durability, and the enduring popularity of the cornflower motif. The combination of functionality and classic American design makes these pieces valuable both as collectibles and as usable vintage kitchenware that connects owners to the golden age of American home design.
Origin
Corning, New York, United States
Maker
Corning Glass Works
Time period
circa 1960-1970s