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Get the best deals for pyrex early american casserole at eBay.com. We have a great online selection at the lowest prices with Fast & Free shipping on many items!. Pyrex Early American Heritage 503 - 1 1/2 QT Casserole Ovenware Dish with Lid. Opens in a new window or tab. Pre-Owned. $19.95. u-wanna-i-gotta (2,845) 100%. 0 bids · Time left 4d.
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A page from the S&H Green Stamps Catalog, which advertised promotional Pyrex. Image by Flickr user AquaOwl. "Obviously patterns produced for short time periods are more likely to be rare, as are some special promotional items, including those produced with another company," says Buffy O'Connor-James of PyrexPartyPixie.Third-party promotional items were also produced by Pyrex, which.
Vintage Pyrex Early American Heritage Casserole Dish 1 1/2
Moreover, Pyrex remains deeply rooted in its American heritage, staying true to the design aesthetics and standards that have made it so beloved by generations of Americans. A Trustworthy Choice. For those seeking authentic American-made Pyrex products, it's essential to check the packaging for the "Made in the USA" label.
Early American 404 Round Mixing Bowl by Pyrex 4 Qt Large Etsy Early
Early American Pattern. Year Made: 1962 to 1971 Price: $30 to $150. 1960's Vintage Pyrex Early American Pattern Nesting Mixing Bowls White & Brown Image source: Ebay. The Early American Pattern was introduced in 1962 and stayed in production until 1971. This was the first pattern printed in 22-karat gold.
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Vintage Pyrex Early American Heritage Casserole Complete 6 Pc Set inc Lids, Cinderella Bake / Serve, Brown w/ Gold Midwest Farmhouse Kitchen (1.5k) Add to Favorites $ 45.00. Pyrex Casserole Heritage Early Americana 2 1/2 Quart 045 Correct Lid (144) FREE shipping.
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Even without its stem and basket, a percolator in good shape makes an attractive coffeepot and can sell for $15 to $20, or for about $50 for a complete model. But colored Pyrex must look shiny and new. "A lot of it was ruined by dishwashers," says David Ross, a vintage-kitchenware dealer from Melrose, Massachusetts.
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The early clear glass Pyrex ware backstamp was a simple circle with PYREX in an all-caps serif font with Corning Glassworks' CG monogram above and below. Subsequently added were T.M. REG. above and U.S. PAT. OFF. below. A revised backstamp, with PATENTED above PYREX and MAY 27, 1919 below, was used after that date through 1924.
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Vintage MCM Pyrex Divided Baking Dish Early American Heritage Pattern. $9.99. or Best Offer. $8.60 shipping. 0 bids. 11h 30m. Vintage Pyrex EARLY AMERICAN 442 Cinderella Nesting Mixing Bowl. Pre-Owned. $14.95.. New Listing PYREX Early American Casserole Dish 043 with Lid 1-1/2 Qt Gold Brown Made In USA. Pre-Owned. $16.99. or Best Offer.
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Vtg PYREX AMERICAN HERITAGE/Casserole Bowls/Vtg Pyrex Bowls/Retro Pyrex Baking Bowls/Pyrex Oven Bowls/Pyrex Serving Bowl/Pyrex Kitchenware (418) $ 28.50. Add to Favorites Pyrex Early American Gold on Brown, American Heritage, 473 1 Qt Casserole Bowl with Lid - Lid 470-C (266) $ 25.00. Add to Favorites.
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The Pyrex Collector: Information for the Vintage Pyrex Kitchenware Enthusiast. Learn how to identify, clean, restore, and use collectible vintage collectible Pyrex glass kitchenware.. Notes: Sold as part of the Early American pattern collection. 404 and 401 used as a chip & dip set (#5767). Round nesting mixing bowls 400 set: 401 gold, 402.
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The Pyrex Collector: Information for the Vintage Pyrex Kitchenware Enthusiast. Learn how to identify, clean, restore, and use collectible vintage collectible Pyrex glass kitchenware.. Description: All pieces decorated with Early American farm and antique kitchenware imagery, in brown on opal white or in gold leaf on milk chocolate brown, all.
Vintage Pyrex is a staple in vintage style kitchens today and is highly
Pyrex : Early American. Pattern Description: Various early American motifs, usually dark brown on white or dark brown on lighter brown. There are also "gold colored" motifs on brown as well. There are a ton of different Americana items styled like the Butterprint pattern and some of them include federal eagles, lamps, kettles, salt/pepper.
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A September 1962 article in Home for Daily read "Available after Oct. 15, the four-piece set will become a permanent item in the Pyrex line. Retail price is $4.95. The Early American decoration is in Colonial brown and 22-karat gold.". Early American was a resounding success, lasting for nearly a decade before it was discontinued in 1971.
Little Pyrex stack of small Casseroles. Spring Blossom, Homestead
Here's the lowdown on how Pyrex was born in Corning, NY, and is still made today in Charleroi, PA. In 1908, Corning Glass Works started making Nonex, a thermally resistant "non-expansion glass," for railroad signal lanterns and other industrial applications. This clear glass moved into the kitchen through the efforts of Corning employee.
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Vintage Pyrex kitchen glass mixing bowl, white with brown print. This is a 60s or 70s vintage pattern, though I can't remember the 'real' name of this pattern at the moment - Colonial Heritage? Federal Eagle? Americana or Early American? it's something like that!
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Vintage Pyrex Patterns. During the thirty years or so that Corning produced patterned Pyrex (starting in 1956), over 150 silk screen designs were produced! That makes for quite a lot of variations that collectors can treasure-hunt for. Some collect by the color of the body, others by specific pattern, some by era.
