Gooseberry pyrex

Before nonstick revolutionized home cooking, Pyrex was the leading brand in bakeware and cookware. Their colorful casserole dishes with matching lids and eclectic kitchenware were the staple of so many homes through the mid-to-late ’90s. Today, the brand is mostly known for their durable glass food storage containers, measuring cups, and mixing bowls, but those discontinued patterns and pieces are highly sought out by collectors and cooks alike.

LIKE NEW Pyrex Pink Gooseberry Casserole 472 1 1/2 pint NO LID! Sorry. This bowl is in gorgeous, like-new condition! No chips, scratches, or any wear at all to the ink of the design. Inside of the bowl looks like it has never been touched by a spoon or utensil of any sort. It has never been used by me and really doesn’t appear to ever have been used before that. Practically pristine! This has been in my collection for about 14 years unused and was gifted to be by another collector before…

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This is my dream set....!

Every JAJ colour, in the 444 equivalent size

PRICES MAY VARY. 6-PIECE (Full Set): Set includes 1.3-qt, 2.3-qt, and 4.5-qt round glass bowls with BPA-free lids. This is the perfect set for all manners of prepping, baking, food storage and other home entertainment. PERFECT LID FIT: Plastic lids are designed to securely keep your food fresh and tasty for longer. Too many leftovers? The Pyrex plastic lids keep a tight fit on your food while being easy to handle. NON-TOXIC LID: BPA-Free plastic lid is freezer, microwave, and top-rack…

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

Butter print in many colors

Check out this listing I just found on Poshmark: Vintage Pyrex Gooseberry Cinderella 443 Mixing Bowl Pink on White 2 1/2 Qt. #shopmycloset #poshmark #shopping #style #pinitforlater #Pyrex #Other

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…