VINTAGE RARE CORNING WARE FROM THR 1970S SPICE OF LIFE COLLECTION NUMBERED LE ROMARIN A-10-B 10x10x2in DOME TOP CASSEROLE DISH. ITS NUMBERED 19 ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE FRENCH LETTERING. THIS IS THE BIGGEST WIDEST ONE THEY MADE AND ITS VERY HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER. PLEASE SEE THAT THIS ITEM COMES WITH ITS ORIGINAL PYREX LID. NO DINGS, NICS OR SCRATCHES. THIS ITEM HAS BEEN PRESERVED FOR YEARS AND IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. THESE ARE ANTIQUE HEIRLOOMS THAT WE WOULD NEVER WANT TO SEE BROKEN. PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND HAVE A NICE DAY. PLEASE LOOK AT OUR OTHER ITEMS AND OTHER CORNING WARE WE HAVE LISTED. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND HAVE A NICE DAY! This cheery pattern with a transparent Pyrex top was made from 1972 to 1987 in a few forms. In addition to garlic, mushrooms, green peppers, artichokes, and tomatoes, the pattern includes a variety of herbs. CorningWare’s’Spice of Life’ collection is commonly considered to be the company’s second-most popular pattern, right after’Cornflowers. However, if they are in good condition and still have their original lids, select models within this price range can sell on the internet for thousands of dollars. The dish’s model name was only inscribed underneath the pattern on the early plates. Rare model names include’L’echalote La Marjolaine’ and’Le Romarin’.