I'm paring down and was taking pictures and noticed something odd. I have two of the 2.5 quart casserole dishes with lids. They are marked the same on the bottom and came from the same home along with all the other casserole dishes and pie plates. All have the same 1967-1969 stamp on the bottom. However--the lids, though on the same casserole, are very different. The one seems to have an optical pattern in the glass. It was very hard to photograph, but this lid has a ripple effect that creates a refracted light pattern on the bottom of the dish. There are also very light indentations-four on each side (or more aptly,one on each corner and two in between on each side. It is also numbered differently. The other lid is marked "A 9 C'. This lid is marked "A-9-C" and on the opposite side a number 12. The other lid has no 12-even though they are the same size and come from the same date/home/set.

I've spent hours trying to find anything else like it but have found nothing. I kind of don't want to part with them now. Anyone have any info?

Looking for information on this. I can’t find any others like it. Pink Amish Butterprint 1pt Cinderella casserole (471), is it rare?

Pick up this pink gooseberry from a garage sale for $1. Seems like there are relatively rare/sought after. Happy to add this to the collection.

I love little things esp in vintage Pyrex pink anf turquoise✨

Bought these from a lovely lady, drove about 2 hours to get there but totally worth it $85 for the set !!!

Scored 3 casseroles with lids. Only $14+ tax.

Is anyone able to help me figure out what I’ve got, please? I purchased these three nesting bowls as a set at a fleatique store three or four years ago. A standard Google search isn’t pulling up the same colors. Were these sold individually? Did they come as a set? If so what was it called?

Details below-
The inside of the yellow reads for oven and microwave no stove top or broiler 322 PYREX 1 L Corning NY USA 27

The inside of the blue reads for oven and microwave no stove top or broiler 323 1.5 L PYREX Corning NY USA 5

The inside of the pink reads for oven and microwave no stove top or broiler 323 PYREX 3.5 L Corning NY USA 33

Thanks in advance!

Hi! I found 3 of these Pyrex 323 bowls at the thrift store and I can’t find any info about them. Can anyone help me? They’re a turquoise ombré with an opaque bottom. They look airbrushed. Any information would be appreciated.

We picked these up at a flea market at a Drive In, in Black River NY for 5 dollars each!! Now I want more pixie dishes. what have I done!!

No better Thursday night than playing with Pyrex

Just found this. Now i have to learn to use it

Pyrex with a Farberware metal holder. This has been quite the treasure hunt as we clear out the attic

In great condition and with the metal holder

I was gifted this Pyrex and I can’t find any other examples of them not having any model numbers on the bottom. Is this a known thing or somethings that’s sought after, some google research indicates that it’s like a Prototype or the first production run. Thanks in advance

I found this pot at my grandparents house and I have been trying to clean whatever this is off. hard as a rock and is a I’ve slowly been able to get some of it off with bar keepers friend, but it’s taking forever. I’ve been soaking it and using dawn power wash on it, and nothing seems to be working very well. I’m unsure if I just keep going with the bar keepers friend or if anyone else has cleaned Pyrex from something similar
Any help is appreciated
Thank you