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Corelle dinnerware made before 1980 was crafted during a time when lead-based paints were commonly used. The designs on these plates might be beautiful, but they could also be hazardous.

The last of Corelle’s original Livingware patterns and the one from my house, Old Town Blue, came out in 1972. Believe it or not, they’re still on the table today.

Corelle manufactures lightweight and break-resistant dinnerware, offering a variety of plates, bowls and serving pieces. The company’s goal is to make dishes suitable for daily use and special ...

The Corelle Vitrelle 18-Piece Dinnerware Set is the site’s best-selling dinnerware thanks to solid construction, easy care, and a good price — they’re just over $3 apiece.

You can also snag this fun 6-piece set of Corelle Terrazzo Rosa Chip Resistant Appetizer Plates for only $19.99 at Amazon. The festive plates are 6 3/4-inches in diameter, making them a nice ...

The Corelle Disney Commemorative Series Characters set comes with four 10.5-inch dinner plates, four 8.5-inch salad plates and four 5.75-inch diameter soup/cereal bowls.

If you own Corelle® dinnerware from before 2005, consider removing it from your kitchen cabinets due to concerns for high levels of Lead. Corelle® recommends using their pre-2005 dishes as ...

Dinnerware company Corelle has taken a different approach with its latest camapign, with a tipsy dinner party hostess describing the epic carnage which is sure to ensue at her latest dinner party.