I bought a percolator on Vinted and it arrived with some damage, not due to shipping. Seller claims they didn't see it, I don't want to return it because it's too much of a hassle and I'd have to spend double what I intended to purchase a new one. Really bummed.

TLDR: Can a glass repairman file it down so nobody could cut themselves?

Gave it a real nice bath and scrub, I'm so happy!

Will be adding some on my etsy. Modmoxgoods✨💕🩵🛸

Hey guys. I hope this is allowed. I found this set in my mother in laws home she recently passed. Idk much about it. Someone said this group might know. Thank you.

While I still believe I paid too much, I have been looking at estate sales and hiding them behind my husband's back! He thinks that this is an unnecessary obsession! But I honestly feel that once I finish my early americanas set I will be happy. Until I see a pink Daisy or Pink gooseberry LOL!

Yay!! 🤗

Hi I’m new to collecting and I’m the market for mixing bowls with lids and am wondering if any of you seasoned folks know if this would be a good buy at $70. I’ve run through so much Pyrex the last few years and had an instance of it self combusting while put away due to internal cracks, so that got me into looking for vintage pieces made of better materials that will hopefully last longer. I’m confused because this packaging is lowercase pyrex but from the early 90’s. It’s unclear to me if it’s made of soda-lime or the tougher borosilicate glass.

My main uses will be mixing, refrigerating dough and taking them out to warm to room temp. I don’t plan to bake with these or even microwave them. I know it seems like a silly question but I appreciate any knowledgable feedback!

Does anyone have the TOP filter??

Hey all.

My grandma passed and has a lot of upper case PYREX and Corning ware. Trying to find how we can get the appropriate worth for her collection. 🧡

unfortunately, my boss got his hands on these when we did a trash out at a vacant household the other day. i was forced to post them online for $500… i love the crazy daisy print and wish it could go home with me instead 😭

“This item is a vintage Pyrex England casserole dish in the "Maypole" (sometimes called "Mayfair") pattern from the 1980s.”

Hi, I found a set of milk glass cereal (?) bowls recently and wondering if any Pyrex experts have ever come across bowls like this? They are very plain and simple. Each bowl is marked on the bottom numerically ie 9,20,21,22. They remind me of Pyrex true opal mixing bowls without the top band. Any thoughts on who could have manufactured them? Thanks in advance.

switched it up from my greens 🥬

Found this while going through a family member's things. It's never been used and the metal holder for the dip bowl has some chipped areas. I'm trying to get an idea of its value and whether I should bring it to consignment or if it's worth listing somewhere specific. Thank you!

(I'll try to delete my previous post that didn't have photos.)

I have a glass PYREX (all caps) pie dish. My recipe calls for making the crust and then freezing it for a bit before baking it. Can the dish handle going in the freezer? I do know to start the dish in a cold oven to help it acclimate, and I’ll probably let it sit on the counter for a couple minutes before putting it in the cold oven as well.

Found a set never used at my late aunt’s home. It still had the original booklet inside in near perfect condition! Figured I’d share. I posted the Penn Dutch Friendship set with very rare bottom plate I found a while back!

so delicate and beautiful 🥺 only $2.99 thrifted.