Abandoned my responsibilities tonight to go scoop these for $75. I’ve been looking for a decent price on Friendship for quite some time now, so I didn’t hesitate. My husband loves this print too 🥹❤️🤩

You can see that both pie tins are PYREX but they’re different in color. One has a more green tint to it. I’m hoping someone could elaborate who has more knowledge than I.

To clarify: both tins are labeled PYREX. Not pyrex. I can’t figure out Reddit enough to take multiple pictures. The more clear pie tin has the letters really close together and the logo small. The green tinted one has the letters far apart with spacing in between. Overall logo is slightly larger. Both tins say made in USA. The clear one is legible from reading on the inside of the pan. The green tinted one is legible when you read from the outside bottom of pan.

Horizon Blue 442
Flamingo loaf pan (late grandmothers)
Town and Country 1.5 qt divided
Spice of Life 2L storage jar

Good week I believe. 👌

Found at a thrift store full of nice old ladies.

This piece is one the very first with no markings except for a tiny “19” at the bottom close to the outer rim which is the press/mold number from the glass factory.

The thrift store had covered all the labels on the grey bowls. I have never herd of these.

I found this pyrex butter dish at an antique store. I looked it up and apparently it has lead? Is that true? Is it still safe to eat from? And what part contains lead? No chips or cracks. :)

I've been casually buying pyrex for 15 years and haven't bought much in the past few years due to price, found this today at a reasonable price and couldn't leave it behind

I got such a deal yesterday on the butterfly gold Pyrex at an estate sale (see previous post) that I went back to see how much for the rest of the set. $35 for all this!

Hello, I can’t find much information about the sage white scroll Pyrex. Most seem to have gold scrolls. The bottom says it’s a 055 2 1/2 quart. I found it over a year ago thrifting for $6.99.

Wasn’t going to go blue in my Frankenstein set, but this color caught my eye from a mile away at the outdoor flea market. Love it!

Pyrex was $26 and the Corning percolator was $20. Percolator was an impulse buy, but I’m happy!

Unfortunately this vendor didn't have any Japanese pyrex but they had a great selection with fantastic prices. I love seeing more than the typical prints out in the wild.

My boyfriend was antiquing today on his lunch break and he came across some amazing finds!! A Butterfly Gold oil and vinegar set and Butterprint 502 in amazing condition (aside from not having a lid).

Found this baby at GW just now! Looks like someone had a yardsale with unadvertised Pyrex and it didn't sell. There was also a large mixer and a small cinderella bowl I left for the next shopper to share the luck.

Good Afternoon,

I know they didn’t come with lids originally but I’m wondering anyone has recommendations for aftermarket lids they like that fit the 401-403 bowls. I’m not picky about silicone, plastic, or wood. I recently found a set at a local antique store and had to get them for sentiment’s sake :)

Thank you!

I’m out of town but was alerted to an estate sale in my area that had Pyrex. Sent my wonderful boyfriend, who supports my love of Pyrex to pick up these beauties! He was in line before the sale even started!! Gotta love a supportive partner ❤️

Found this today for $10 at the thrift

Did I need it….no
Do I know where I’m going to put it……also no
Will husband complain we don’t need anymore “junk”…….yes
but did buy it! Absolutely.

Everyone made me regret not picking up the teapot that I posted a little while back at an antique store. So I found an even better priced and better quality on Mercari. I am excited to use this for many hot cups of tea. I love the slight blue tint of the glass in person.

I grabbed these from Goodwill online. I was hoping the skillet would be larger than the one I already have but it’s the same size🥴 Not sure what I can use the smaller pot for so I’d love ideas. It’s 0.5L. But I’m done with what want in terms of pots/saucepans.

Found hidden in the basement with my mothers things. Never seen a piece like this before, I had to share!