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Corelle, Corning, other dishes, plates, bowls; dish rack - $4 (Nokomis)
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Pic 1 is a sample group shot, all have their own pics after that.
Pic #2) Corelle "Outer Banks" pattern dishes. Lighthouse, cottage and seagulls scene familiar to you North Easterners. Lightly used, 1-2 may have a noticeable scratch in the decal on the salad plates, but most are very clean. I can't fathom the wide ranging sold price logic on e**y (average $3-$5 a piece or so, not including s-hipping), so will make these hopefully cheap enough to sell this decade. Will consider selling groups and maybe singles for slightly higher-than-group price, but prefer to sell the whole group at once.
(8) Dinner plates, 10.25"
(8) Dessert/salad plates, 7.25"
(8) Saucers, 6.25", powder blue trim only
(3) Salad/cereal/soup bowls, 7.25", powder blue trim only.
(3) Fruit/veggie bowls, 6.25", blue and tan trim.
(7) Tea/coffee/beverage cups. 3.5"H, 3.25" diameter. Lighthouse scene on both sides. Same pattern collection, but says Corelle Coordinates Stoneware on bottom.
37 total, get all for...$100 = ($2.70 each). Includes free Rubbermaid tote to carry them home in!
Pic 3) Corelle and Vitrelle dishes:
Came with my new place, kept all I needed, so hope someone needs the rest. Mostly Vitrelle 'South Beach'. Made from 2014-21, pretty much as new. Will consider selling groups and maybe singles.:
(4) 10.25" dinner plates with aqua/blue dot rims
(4) 7" dessert/side plates w/green dot rims
(8) 6.25" diameter round fruit/salad/soup bowls w/aqua/blue rims
(2) 8.5" round serving or big salad bowls w/2 green and light blue stripe rims (Country Cottage pattern I believe)
18 pieces total. These sell for $3-$4+ ea. for the small plates/bowls to $6-$7 or more for the larger pieces on e**y, PLUS s hipping. Get my set for...$60
Pic 4) All white Corning and Vitrelle:
(1) 12.25" x 10" serving platter, likely Winter frost...$6
(2) 6.5" x 2" deep cereal/fruit/salad/casserole bowls with ribbed sides. French White apparently. CorningWare "F-24-B" stamped on back...$5 each
(2) 6.25" x 2" deep round bowls...$6 both
(4) 5 1/8" across square bowls...$12 all 4
(4) 5" diameter round bowls...$10 all 4
Pic #5) Crofton white ceramic platter. An Aldi brand. 18.5"Lx14"W. Some kind of berries/leaves embossed rim. Looks as new, has some normal pinpoint dots in the finish. Out of production apparently, so if yours broke or you just like Crofton stuff and want a heavy duty serving platter, here you go. Saw a couple on e**y asking $22-$25, yet new it was around $9 I think, based on search results from articles of the time. So fight inflation and greed and get this one for less than the years old price at only...$8
Pic 6) Corelle Coordinates Bamboo Leaf canister w/lid. Hand painted, both sides. Canister is 7" tall, 8.5" to top of lid, 5.5" wide, excellent condition...$10
Pic 7) Antique blue bread bowl, clay, embossed design. 9.25" diameter, 3" high. 1 little chip on the side, but overall nice. Seems to be some collectibility to these, but only...$15
Pic 8) (4) Royal Norfolk red swirl stoneware dinner plates, 10.5". Normal light utensil scratches in the glaze, most are hard to see unless glinted, pretty few for the age. One has a small chip on the back inner rim, doesn't affect how it sits. These in different colors are still at the dollar+ store, so why do people on e**y pay way over that? How about all 4 for...$4
Pic 9) Nice Kitchenaid stainless steel sides compact dish rack. About 16"L x 12.5"W x 6"H to top of the removable utensil box. Wire racks are steel with a coating. Holds up to 9 dinner plates, and 5 glasses on the end. Has plastic draining board. Nice condition, shows some use on the wires as usual. Cleaned/polished, bits of rust have been hit with Ospho rust converter. Stainless steel DOES rust if you don't keep it clean and dry, so these all rust eventually, but this one should last years if you take care of it. WM and Am*zon have it for $46.79 and $38.85 on the day of this posting! Wouldn't you rather have it for...$15
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