r/Pyrex_Love

Making some good ol’ Kung Pao tonight, decided to break out the army.

I had this idea that I would collect all the sets for Rotating seasonal displays. Yay! Style!

I forgot my house has negative storage.

I promised to focus on two favs (Spring blossom and pink gooseberry) and now I have to work through purging my excess and why is it so hard?! I keep staring at the autumn harvest going "okay so..maybe...."

I found this little gem while thrifting. I only wish it had the band and handle too.

Can I use it somehow otherwise or should it just sit in the cabinet ? It feels so delicate.

(Please ignore the old manicure 🤦🏼‍♀️)

Found at a thrift store and I like Pyrex. Found one reference might be one of the their first measuring cups? Anyone seen one before?

I found these five mixing bowls being sold together for $2 at a garage sale today. They're by no means perfect but in pretty darn good shape, and I'm feeling like I made out like a bandit. I've never heard of Pyrex putting a gold rim on their mixing bowls, so that must have been added as a personal touch. I also found an immaculate Libby crazy daisy pattern casserole, and whatever pattern Corning this is both with lids for a few bucks each. Great day!

I was told here to ALWAYS buy stray Fridgie lids. I found a $2 fridgie at the Waldo Flea Market’s Antique Village. It’s for use, like all my Pyrex, so I didn’t care that the finish on the outside is toast!! I’m just happy to match my lonely lid with a partner. And the Christmas tree bowl was bought because, well it was $5 so why not? 😂

I finally found one!!

I told myself I wouldn't start anymore sets, but I found the 2nd and 4th bowls in the 4 piece Blue Rainbow set at the flea market for $10, and I couldn't say no 😅 I guess now I'm on the hunt for bowls 1 and 3!

Its fair day in our little town in Ireland and that brings the caravans toting vintage and antique finds from all over. I got lucky this morning and got a really lovely casserole with the lid in like new condition. We also drove out to an antique/thrift shop that’s inside an old church and I found a 4oz glass baby bottle! I have an 8oz one that I’ve had for ages so finds smaller one was neat. Also got some clear round casserole lids, one of which fit a piece I already had.

Found this hidden in a hutch at an estate sale for $18. Google says it was only released in 1961. Shocked no one else got to it before me, but it isn’t a usual pattern so I think that may have been in my favor

Found these when I was out thrifting. The two cups were $5 and the plates were $7. The creamer was $9. The creamer was a bit more then I cared to pay.

They’re not a set, but with the coloring, they are from the same series, Moderntone Platonite in Burgundy/Maroon. Over all I’m ok with what I spent.

They need a good wash, but two new patterns for my collection.

Can anybody tell me how old these Pyrex symbols are? I have about 20 of these little bowls.

Found a few old $PYREX$ & paid $7 for both. I couldn't find any info on this etched one. What did I score?

Recently, my wife has taken to buying what I call "Boomer Trophies." Knick, knacks, different shaped gravy boats (themed in the most recent case), and other random things. On her most recent haul, she found this dish. We cannot decide if it's an ash tray, candy dish, or simple catch all. Reddit, do your thing.

Obligatory banana for scale.

There was still old pepper and salt in them!

Found this blue Delphite #502 Fridgie the other day at a local thrift store. I’ve seen them before with the clear lid, but this was the first time finding it with the opaque lid so I had to buy it.

It’s in great condition with no chips or cracks. No dishwasher damage. But it does look like there is some manufacturing lines in the glass. I looked it up and apparently it’s from the method of cooling and they are called ‘straw lines’. You learn something new everyday!

Mom’s small Cinderella bowl is great for whipping up a quick batch of pancakes.

Love the 70’s feel on these dishes!