r/Pyrex_Love

I have a tiny Pyrex collection and I finally got to break out one of my pieces for a little 4th of July banana pudding! I was so excited to show off and the pudding was gone in minutes. 😜

Only ever seen this bowl in person once before, can't believe I got my hands on one.

I was gifted this beauty yesterday and I love it soooo much 🩵🥹

Found this dish with lid at an estate sale. Looks to be 1920s maybe 30s. What do you think?

The pattern is a picket fence or white spears.

Mint condition...

But it’s okay because it’s a really good find for $10!

Found the Golden Scroll set (I already had the big bowl, but they had the both bowls and the bracket as a set for $40. I couldn’t pass it up!), the Golden Classic casserole, and the Pink Gooseberry fridgie at an estate sale yesterday. And then my daughter and I rearranged some of my existing collection to fit them in! (Bonus pics just because I’m really pleased with how my daughter put these together 💕).

I still have not decided which set I want to collect but saw some fun pieces today.

Stumbled upon this set 4 for $38 with a mad discount of 60% off! I snagged them up for $15 so happy with this find I've been on the look out for these

I'm paring down and was taking pictures and noticed something odd. I have two of the 2.5 quart casserole dishes with lids. They are marked the same on the bottom and came from the same home along with all the other casserole dishes and pie plates. All have the same 1967-1969 stamp on the bottom. However--the lids, though on the same casserole, are very different. The one seems to have an optical pattern in the glass. It was very hard to photograph, but this lid has a ripple effect that creates a refracted light pattern on the bottom of the dish. There are also very light indentations-four on each side (or more aptly,one on each corner and two in between on each side. It is also numbered differently. The other lid is marked "A 9 C'. This lid is marked "A-9-C" and on the opposite side a number 12. The other lid has no 12-even though they are the same size and come from the same date/home/set.

I've spent hours trying to find anything else like it but have found nothing. I kind of don't want to part with them now. Anyone have any info?

I love vintage treasures and trinkets and Pyrex are a perfect statement piece to complement the cookie jar. The little one even has its lid! I'm not that knowledgeable, but I know this mushroom pattern is popular for a reason, quaint yet somewhat elegant, definitely vintage but somewhat timeless. Paid 50$CAD for the 3.
Will try finding a more interesting teapot next!
Flashing my spice rack at the same time hehe.
Have a nice day!

Note: I already found this item. I am not looking for it to purchase nor selling one.

I want people's input on my find.

Wondering about this unmarked mixing bowl. 7” diameter and 3-1/2” tall. The bottom looks like Glasbake but is unmarked with only a very small USA embossed. Any ideas on maker or age? Thanks!

I know it gets no love, but I think I remember it from childhood, though it could have been Country Crock 😂.

I decided to do one pattern and try to get everything. I need 404 and the refrigerator set and I’m done I believe. Thanks to Goodwill and no one else liking the pattern. 😂

I could not believe my luck finding the decanter! It's so pretty, bonus hazel atlas wheat decanter and I left behind a cute apple decanter.

Found corelle plates I didn't even know existed that match snowflake! And a few other little things that are slowly completing my collections, nothing crazy but happy to find them after a few dry weeks =)

Been trying to find more information online about these pieces, but haven’t been able to. Does anyone have any idea when these were made and if there is a lid out there that would fit?

There are no markings at the bottom only on the handles pictured. Thx!