Rare pyrex patterns

Discover the 11 Oldest Pyrex Patterns That Have Brightened Kitchens For Decades here. Prepare to be transported into a rich & fascinating history on the oldest Pyrex pattern that exist.

PYREX®: The Unauthorized Collector's Guide by Mauzy, Barbara E. - ISBN 10: 0764346644 - ISBN 13: 9780764346644 - Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. - 2014 - Softcover

Made in the USA Pyrex - Rare — Hot for Pyrex

Here's a selection of some of the hottest patterns and colors among collectors today. Some of these designs are very sought after since they have popular designs and are in very limited supply.

Another sweet Pyrex Set! Turquoise and white Butterprint pattern Cinderella Bowls! These retro 1950's bowls sport a universally recognizable & quaintly iconic Amish farm couple. In alternating colors of turquoise and white with glossy raised graphics, the pattern depicts a creative combination of the adorable couple, a uniquely retro rooster and lots of wheat and chaff. With a handy pour spout and a well-designed hold-me tab on the opposite side, cinderella bowls are the most sought after…

Vintage Pyrex is one of my very favorite things in life! I may be a tad obsessed if I’m being honest. And as much as I'd like to hold on to these pieces, my kitchen cabinet shelves are getting a bit full of other Pyrex treasures so I need to share these with someone else who can love and appreciate them. How about you? For your own retro kitchen, or perhaps as a gift? This set of three nesting bowls comes to you in the Shenandoah Pattern - a nice yellow color with green flowers. Bowl 403…

If you’re a reseller online, you’ve probably come across vintage Pyrex bowls and wondered if it was worth reselling. We’ve had the same question so we decided to find out. So how much are vintage Pyrex mixing bowls worth? Vintage Pyrex mixing bowls range in value from around $30 to about $150 depending on the color, print, and the number of pieces. The most valuable Pyrex mixing bowls are the nesting bowls that usually come in a set of four and have varying colors and prints. The more unique…

It’s not an exaggeration to say that Pyrex has a cult following. Estate sales are often swarming with hardcore Pyrex collectors seeking their next big find. Some are just looking for a beautiful, functional retro piece for their kitchen use or for display, while others are on the hunt for extremely rare Pyrex patterns and…Read More