Vintage Glasbake Golden Wheat Square Baking Dish Milk Glass 8x8 Pan Retro Harvest Bakeware Mid-Century Kitchen Collectible

Add a warm, nostalgic touch to your kitchen with this Vintage Glasbake Square Baking Dish in the Golden Wheat pattern. Made of classic white milk glass and adorned with a charming golden wheat motif, this 8x8 bake pan is perfect for collectors, farmhouse kitchens, or anyone who loves retro kitchenware.

Ideal for baking, serving, or display, this dish reflects the quality and style of mid-century American kitchenware.

🌾 Item Details:

Brand: Glasbake

Pattern: Golden Wheat

Shape: Square (approx. 8" x 8")

Material: Milk glass

Era: 1960s–1970s

Made in USA

Marked on bottom: J 247 Made in USA

Excellent condition with one handle has a worn notch on underside. Shown in pics.

✨ Features:

Iconic wheat pattern with vintage farmhouse appeal

Oven-safe milk glass

Durable and functional for everyday use

Gently used vintage condition with minor signs of age (see photos)

🧽 Care Instructions:

Hand wash only – not recommended for dishwasher use

Do not use on stovetop or in microwave

Avoid abrasive cleaners and sudden temperature changes

🎁 Perfect For:

Mid-century modern or farmhouse kitchen decor

Vintage bakeware collectors

Retro Thanksgiving or fall displays

Thoughtful housewarming or hostess gift

📦 Please Note:
This is a genuine vintage item. Minor wear consistent with age and use may be present. No chips or cracks unless noted. Colors may vary slightly depending on lighting and screen settings.

A competitor of Pyrex, Glasbake dishes were created by the McKee Glass Company beginning in 1917 to assist home cooks in the kitchen with a touch of innovation. Creating a line of cookware that can store, serve and cook food all in the same dish. With the ability to do three kitchen jobs at once (looking beautiful while doing it), Glasbake dishes were a must have in any vintage kitchen. This concept of stove to table to fridge saved the home chef time, money and space. The McKee Glass company and the Glasbake brand merged with the Jeanette Glass company in the 1960s

Reminding us of our shared history in American homes from generation, the versatility and beauty of these dishes make them a timeless favorite. Sustainable shopping at its best.