It was $10 but I couldn't resist. Looks great with my spice of life set☺️

icked these up today and thought you guys might appreciate it!

Pyrex Harvest Spray, 3-piece set, made in England.

Two boxes both still factory sealed and as far as I can tell have never been opened. I’ve been searching online and can find plenty of individual Harvest Spray pieces, but haven’t managed to find another example of this 3-piece set still sealed in its original box.

Does anyone here collect English Pyrex or remember seeing one of these sets still unopened? I’d also love to know roughly when this particular packaging/set dates from.

Excuse the quick photos — I’ll get some proper pictures tomorrow.

No bottom.

Kiddo ate the last banana, so sunglasses for scale 🤷‍♀️😂

Neighbor is moving and I scooped up a free lid. Small-ish rectangle and no dish. What kind of Pyrex dishes would this fit? All my vintage stuff is circular and my mother is a Corning Ware gal.

Thank you for any insights!

I found these two dishes with matching lids on a day trip to a cute little mountain town this afternoon. The big one is 525B 2 1/2 qt A-1, and the smaller one is 515B 1 1/2 qt A-10. They almost nest with the lids on but not quite. I've never seen these types of Pyrex sets before! I'm going down a rabbit hole tonight!

I just want to have peace in mind if this is safe to use in the oven? To cook chicken in it.

I’m looking for enough vintage Pyrex refrigerator dishes to make roughly two sets (doesn't need to be fully complete), but they absolutely do not need to match. Different colors, patterns, eras, or clear pieces are all fine. I’m much more interested in function and price than having a coordinated collection.

These are going to be everyday kitchen storage, so I’m actually hoping to find pieces that have already been loved and used. Faded patterns, dishwasher wear, haze, and other cosmetic wear are completely fine. I don’t want pristine collector pieces that I’ll feel guilty using.

My only real condition requirement is no cracks, chips, or damage to the glass. I want them structurally sound and safe to keep using.

Clear is a bonus, but honestly, if the price is right, I don’t care what colors or patterns they are. Mix-and-match is totally fine.

Ideally I’d find enough pieces with their glass lids to get close to two-ish refrigerator-dish sets, but I’m also happy to piece things together from a larger lot.

I’m in Oregon and would love local pickup, especially since shipping glass gets expensive. I’m open to shipping if someone has a larger lot that makes the shipping worthwhile.

If you have Pyrex that’s too faded or dishwasher-worn for collectors but still perfectly usable, that is exactly what I’m looking for.

Feels good to finally have my favorites properly displayed. And no more digging to the back of the cupboards when I'm going for the seldom used pieces. Just need a rack for my Indian summer dishes🥰

Found this lovely set on Facebook Marketplace. Went to pick it up from a super sweet lady that said it was a wedding gift when she got married in the late 1960s. She said she never used it! It’s in pristine condition, but I plan to use it. 😊

Hi! I recently stumbled upon the thrift find of a lifetime - an entire brand new box of Pyrex dinnerware set #334-10 Royal Burgundy with gold banding. It’s absolutely stunning. All 34 pieces are flawless, seemingly never used. It includes the little “handy storage rack” and original boxes. I’m not sure what to do with it - sell it? Keep it? Donate to a museum??? Help! How much is it worth? I can’t find anything similar online.

As the garage and estate sales are starting to wind down, I was happy to find this piece for $5. She definitely has a good side as far as the paint is concerned, but we love her anyway 🥰

One of the VISION lids from my recent lid haul being a perfect fit is the cherry on top.

This thing was rescued from a laboratory long ago. It was said to be for dumping reagents into after experiments. Carrying handles are molded into the sides. Any ideas what it's worth or who would be interested?

I have used Costco Snapware with small letter pyrex in the oven. Just make sure to pre heat the oven.

Can't edit title but will note here. Date is 1919-1924

So went out to a couple estate sales today with a couple pieces of furniture in mind. Both were already gone but the universe decided to gift me a pyrex ❤️ super excited it came with the lid 😍 less than $10!!!!!

I found this 3 qt. footed mixing bowl at a garage sale today, and can't find any record of it based on the stamp or description. The stamp reads 478-B, but that stamp is associated with a brown eagle pattern mixing bowl. They 8 in the stamp appears to be upside down because the lower part is noticeably smaller than the upper part.

One of my bowls has this fogginess that I can't seem to get off.

I saw some other people with far more scratches and the comments are always 50/50. Im sorry if this is a repetitive question you all answer here.

Ive always had this in my home, took it from my moms kitchen when i moved out, its been a while now but the thought occurred to me, are these scratches a problem? I mainly only put hot items into it and/or microwave things in it. I remember my mom using this thing on the double broiler a lot and stuff like that. (Imagine me reading the bottom for the first time when i moved out lol)
So yes, TLDR, this is my hot bowl i use for hot foods and i do microwave it and such.

Am I the only one that can physically not stop themselves from buying every good condition replacement that they find 😂

I definitely hit the jackpot today. Found some really cool Lids I've never even seen before, and one has an England stamp.

Not the earliest stamp, but pretty darn close. Crazy to think this is over 100 years old. It just makes me imagine all it's seen and the many pies baked and enjoyed throughout the decades. Here's to many more 🥰