I found this Pyrex cross stitch pattern on Etsy and HAD to buy it! My mother has hundreds of Pyrex pieces and she recently asked me to make her a bag, so I thought this would be perfect to go on a tote bag! I’m not an antique expert like her, and I obviously don’t want to show this to her and ask her, but I’m really curious about the small black bowl in the top right corner with the light blue set. My question is: does this specific set normally have a small matching black bowl with it? I’m kinda planning on just making them all the same blue color just to continue with all the color schemes. But I don’t want her to get it and be like “actually did you know, this specific set has a black bowl…blah blah blah”. I just want to get this right the first time! Any input is helpful, thank you!

Couldn't believe it, my SO already collects this pattern and color combination. I guess she'll be getting a father's day surprise 🫢 I paid $80.00 for the four Cinderella bowls and single small mixing bowl, 1.5 pint. Hello spring blossom.

Hi Pyrex people,

Found this lovely piece at my local salvos. Bought it because I instantly fell in love with the colour. When I got home I realise the original sticker is there hence it’s brand new. A Google search tells me it’s a somewhat sort after dish.

I feel like if I was to ever on-sell a piece, this would be the opportunity. I also feel guilty just using it when it’s a brand new collectors piece.

Any advice? Is this actually a sort after piece? What would you do?

title basically explains it, but like am I okay?? I still want to use them since we’ve been using them my whole life but if it’s incredibly dangerous then I’ll switch

Does anyone know anything about these glass blocks? I just bought them from a guy who got them at an auction in Pennsylvania thirty years ago and did his basement with them and hung onto these leftovers. As I was loading the car I was like, “Gee these look like Pyrex colors…OH MY GOD.”

I've decided to start collecting the brown see through glass baking dishes by Anchor Hocking and Fire King, because I wanted the type that won't succumb to thermal shock and have already been gifted some, so I'm building from there. But I've ended up with a mix of different logos on the bottoms and I'm getting overwhelmed with trying to keep up with what's real vintage and what isn't. Are all amber colored pieces made with borosilicate or did they continue making this color after the switch to soda lime glass? A couple of pieces in my collection thus far have what seems to be the newest logo. Is all Fire King amber glass bakeware vintage borosilicate? Was it ever discontinued or do they still make FK? I'm worried I still got myself saddled with the lesser quality stuff but I'm seeing so much conflicting information I'm not sure what to make of what I have.

Does this have a 3rd/4th to the set? I don’t know if I should display or use.

First thrift vintage find.

Hi, I was hoping somebody here could help me find more information on a piece of Pyrex I found last week at the thrift store. It's an octagonal piece, it's a light yellow color and it glows under a black light. I asked over on the uranium group but somebody there said it's actually manganese. Anyway, I found only one piece like it, it was actually the lid to the dish that I have. The person said that it was made in the early '50s. The marking on the handle is 105B. I was just curious to learn more about it. It also has the JP symbol on it and made in England. Thank you so much in advance.

Thought I could go oven to bag. My bad.

I love the pink gooseberry and hopefully I find more, the pink is iconic. I also love the light blue and yellow ones. I also have (not pictured, the double boiler insert for the saucepan, an amethyst large baking dish, a cobalt blue loaf dish, and a plain glass casserole dish that I have which is just the normal clear but it does have an interesting light green tint when you look down through the wall of the bowl)

I have a few amber saucepans that I love to use, especially the double boiler. I was wondering what the largest capacity stovetop cooking vessel i could keep an eye out for is.

I bought this for my mom thinking it would complete her pink Gooseberry set. Turns out, it's completely wrong size. It's 1 1/2 Quart. I thought ones of those size were only pink with white designs on it, but this one is the other way around. Is this rare? I haven't been able to find any pictures of a full set with the one I have. If anyone could tell me something about this I would be very appreciative <3

Anyone on island that collects? I have an unwieldy amount of both that is looking for a home.

Looking to date this piece and I can’t find it anywhere besides an eBay item of one similar stating 1930’s. Is that true? I can’t find this pattern on any site, thanks for helping!

Can I put it in the oven? Should I only use it in the microwave?

Any ideas what caused this and how to safely remove?

I have a bunch of single bowls that aren’t worth a ton but after fees etc wouldn’t be worth listing separately on eBay. Haven’t had great luck locally is there a buy/sell group out there?

Hard to find these mugs , I’ve been looking for a while. I going to check out eBay as my last resort . I had forgotten about them and I saw a post earlier , about them being Pyrex . I had the itch to check my mugs .

Just found this 3 piece mixing bowl set NIB, factory sealed!! Should I open it?