My love for Vintage Pyrex and other vintage kitchen things started with an innocent purchase of a green mixing bowl at an antique shop. I got home and started to research and realized that Pyrex has so many amazing patterns from the 1940s-1980s. I collect vintage Pyrex and other vintage kitchenware, and it’s all around my kitchen for decoration and regular use.
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Some of the resources I used to learn more about Pyrex include the following:
- Pyrex Passion book*
- The Pyrex Collector
- Pyrex Love
- Corning Museum of Glass Pyrex Potluck
- Southern Plate (blog post about vintage Pyrex and tips on how to display it)
My Collection
Here are some of the things I have in my collection. Hover over each image for a description.
Constellation Divided Dish #063, 1959
Early American Refrigerator Dishes (no lids) #501 & 502, 1960s
Verde Divided Dish (no lid) #063, 1970s
Butterfly Gold Cinderella Bowls #441, 442, 443, 1970s
Snowflake Blue Casserole #472, 1970s
Butterfly Gold Casserole #472, 1970s
Verde Cinderella Bowl #444, 1970s
Opal Loaf Pan #213, mid-1970s+
Pie plate, 1940s
Brittany Blue (no lid) #485, 1960s
Heinz Promotional Baking Dish #503, 1953
Autumn Harvest Casserole #475, 1980s
Spring Blossom Gravy Boat, 1970s
Spring Blossom Casserole #473, 1980s
Delphite Mixing Bowl #402, 1960s
Butterfly Gold Divided Serving Dish #063, 1970s
Spring Blossom Coffee Cups, 1970s
Spring Blossom Lasagna, 1970s
Primary Colors Refrigerator Dish, 1940s
Spring Blossom Cinderella Bowl, 1970s
Primary Colors Mixing Bowls, 1940s
Amber Loaf Pan #213
Butterprint Casserole #472, 1960s
Verde Casserole #045, 1970s
Butterfly Gold Casserole #471, 1970s
Spring Blossom Green Mixing Bowls #441, 442, 443, 1970s
