Vintage Glasbake 1 Quart Casserole Dish - Primrose Dream Pattern #235 - Jeanette Glass 1960's vintage kids cookbook Somewhere along the kitchen counter

Somewhere along the kitchen counter of history

this 1963 edition of Amy Vanderbilt's New Complete Book of Etiquette features gold thumb tabs for easy reference and a larger size

The lid fits snug and secure for sturdy packaging but is also easily slides on and off

scalloped edge and fluted darts

Vintage Glasbake 1 Quart Casserole Dish - Primrose Dream Pattern #235 - Jeanette Glass 1960's vintage kids cookbook Somewhere along the kitchen counterPrimrose Dream the modern way to store, serve and cook foods. From refrigerator to oven to table (from a 1960's ad for Glasbake by Jeanette) {HISTORY} The history of this milk glass dish dates all the way back to the early 1900s, even though the dish itself wasn't made until the 1960s. A competitor to Pyrex, Glasbake dishes were created by the McKee Glass Company beginning in 1917 to assist home cooks with storage, serving, and cooking needs. With the