Corelle dishes pattern

Every version of this “Butterfly” pattern that I have tested is either very high Lead OR very high Cadmium (which is also toxic/carcinogenic.)

We love our vintage Corelle dishes. They are the same brand that I had growing up as a kid. However we will be getting rid of them ASAP. Here is why.

One (1) Corelle 1 quart Serving Bowl, Butterfly Gold PATTERN - "Butterfly Gold" Golden yellow five-petaled flowers and butterflies on white solid color background. The pattern is also referred to as "Golden Butterflies" or "Five Petal Flowers". The pattern was designed by Gregory Mirow. PRODUCED - 1970-1990s This Corelle line was made to coordinate with the Pyrex pattern of the same name, which was introduced in 1972, redesigned in 1979, and discontinued in 1981. CAPACITY - Approximately 1…

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Corningware Forever Yours pattern Casserole Baking Dishes 1 QT to 5QT A-1-B 1L A- 1 1/2-B 1.5L A-2-B 2L A-3-B 3L A-5-B 5L A-10-B 2.5L You are more than welcome to pick your size and quantities; I will be happy to make a new listing for you. Thank you.

Dishes in Corelle are durable, stylish, and work well for casual parties and everyday meals.

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