Blue Cornflower value guide
Blue Cornflower value is usually modest unless the details line up.
Typical singles start around $8-$40 before lid, condition, and set adjustments. Treat the famous pattern name as a starting point, not proof of a collector premium.
IdentificationLook for the blue stylized flower and leaf on white Pyroceram, then verify a bottom model code ending in B.
Model examplesCommon pricing searches include P-1-B, P-1 1/2-B, P-2-B, P-3-B, P-10-B, A-1-B, and A-2-B.
Lid adjustmentA clean correct Pyrex lid can add a modest premium; a wrong-size lid should be priced like dish-only stock.
Set adjustmentMatched nesting or saucepan sets can outperform singles, but only when condition and lid fit are documented.
Blue Cornflower FAQs
Is Blue Cornflower rare?
Usually no. It is the most recognized CorningWare pattern, so model, era, lid, and condition matter more than the name alone.
Why do I see very high Blue Cornflower listings?
Active asking prices often include hopeful or viral pricing. Use sold comps and filter out damaged, lid-only, and Corelle dinnerware matches.
Which Blue Cornflower pieces deserve closer checks?
Early small-print pieces, P-10-B roasters with correct lids, complete sets, and clean handled saucepans deserve the best comp filtering.
Pricing a full set or P-10-B roaster?