Vintage Pyrex

In July 1983, Pyrex released the Colonial Mist pattern to accompany the Corelle Dinnerware with the same name (which I didn't know existed until the other day). It was the last opal Pyrex pattern ever designed before production ceased in 1986. From then on, Pyrex no long manufactured opal pieces. The colored opal pieces were first released in 1946 or 1947. But in 1983, when they released their new Colonial Mist pattern, Allen and I were holding our first Thanksgiving dinner in our home. We…

Vintage Pyrex Lucky in Love

Pyrex is the king of practical kitchenware! Those resilient casserole dishes and percolators have been the mainstays of kitchens the world over. But it might surprise you to know that vintage Pyrex patterns are becoming ... Read more

GREAT GUIDE: how to clean vintage Pyrex, clean black marks from Pyrex, clean burnt on grease from Pyrex, and restore dishwasher damaged Pyrex.

Vintage Pyrex is highly collectible and comes in many colorful patterns. Find out which Pyrex dishes you need, including a timeline of Pyrex history.

Love the look of vintage Pyrex or have a small collection of your own, but don’t know how to display it in your home? I’m sharing a few of the ways I’ve decorated with Pyrex in two of our homes—both with very different looks. Hope you’ll be inspired to get yours out and start using it after reading

Pyrex Autumn Harvest Casserole Set With Lids, 473, 474, 475. A Few Scratches On Dishes, As Shown But Display Beautifully. I Just Love The Color Palette Of The Autumn Harvest Line...Red, Orange, Burnt Sienna... Get This Set Along With Our Autumn Harvest Mixing Bowls (Earlier Post) New In Box And You'll Be All Set! *All Vintage Items Are Lovingly Used And Therefore Show Appropriate Signs Of Wear And Tear. I Do My Best To Make Note Of Any Irregularities.*

The “mid mod” kitchenware is suddenly trendy amongst zillennials