/r/pyrex
Produced by Corning from the 1940s to the 1980s; Pyrex Bakeware, Dinnerware and Storage containers were a colorful and iconic piece of American design. Due to the durability and collectability, they are still highly desired.
Come explore the intricate patterns and stay for some casserole!
Welcome to /r/Pyrex, a community for Corning Pyrex collectors!
Please feel free to post a COMC (Check out my collection) or show us your goodwill/thrift finds!
Got a question about collecting, pattern identification, cleaning or related topics? Ask it! We will do our best to answer it!
Got a recipe perfect for use in a specific Pyrex dish? Tell us about it!
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All 5 found together! One fell out of my car onto the pavement and didnt break! Freakin awesome!
Brand new Pyrex set. Bought today and put in dishwasher. Removed and see tiny dents of sorts- see photo. Is it still safe to use?
Hello all! I figured this would be the right group to post in. I’ve been seeing these sell for a ridiculous amount of money and I actually found the whole set plus the lids in my kitchen when I was decluttering. I am not trying to sell on Reddit but I am just asking if anyone here can point me in the right direction with pricing and where to sell etc? Thank so much in advance. I would rather these go to someone who will actually enjoy them instead of them sitting in my cabinet collecting dust because I already need to wash these over again before I pack them away.
I plan to sell these on marketplace. Would $50 for the set be a fair price?
My wife is attending Maryland’s Pyrex Vintage Fest in September to sell off pieces she’s collected over the years. She knows this barcode pattern is a rare limited production, and the last listings she was able to find sold between $600 and $1,000 but that was several years ago. Does anyone have a good idea of what it would be worth today? We’re bringing this piece with us when we go to the festival, so we hope to see you there! Thank you!
It has some baked on stains that I need to remove, but a great Goodwill find that wasn’t overpriced.
Hi everyone
I am looking to complete a couple casseroles
I need the Salton Cosmopolitan lid and the Penn Dutch Friendship lid
I know, I know.
I guess, while I’m at, it I’d add I would also be interested in the stove and plate, respectively.
Thank you as well if you can turn me on to any sellers. I haven’t had much luck with normal sites.
Empty bowl on top of veggies w olive oil350
The starburst one, I've never seen it before
I just inherited these bowls never used, how common or uncommon are they? year is 1986 color blue rainbow.
I got these at a lawn sale for about $5. Are they usable or decor? I heard vintage Pyrex had lead in the paint.
I believe it’s from the 70s or 80s? Picked up from savers for personal use, so value doesn’t matter!
packed away my pastels, and now I don’t have as many summery colors as I thought 😅 but it’s a start!
No matter how much I adjust the lid there is always a gap. I’ve never seen this on any other casserole dish before.
hello! i’m starting my collection of the PYREX cranberry visionware. i have a couple pieces, but i saw that this color was divided into multiple different sets. i was wondering if there is like a database of every piece of pyrex in each color, preferably with pictures?
thank you!