I. Love. Pyrex. I've loved it for years. In my 20's I loved the 70's avocado green color and patterns like Crazy Daisy or
Spring Blossom. Currently I collect Shenandoah and pretty much any patterns I can find since the popularity has skyrocketed. I've even gotten my sister obsessed. After college in Lancaster PA she's drawn to the Amish-y pattern of
Butterprint.
Part of the thrill of shopping for Pyrex is finding it "in the wild" (at a thrift shop or garage sale as opposed to online or in a antique shop). But I can definitely see the appeal of being able to find that one missing piece to you collection and with just a quick type of the keys you can find whatever you need.
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MINT - Mid Century Modern Cosmopolitan Casserole Set with Salton Electric Hotplate and Pyrex Casserole Lidded Dish by joevintage[/caption]
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Butterprint PYREX Refrigerator Set Ovenware Tableware Serveware BONUS SET by BridgetsCollection[/caption]
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Pyrex Entertaining Set of Casserole Dishes in Original Black Metal Carousel - Vintage Flamingo Pink Hostess Collection by DivineOrders[/caption]
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JAJ Pyrex Carnaby Tempo Casserole Dish Bowl X 2 by NostalgiaBloom[/caption]
vintage mid century danish modern teak salt and pepper shakers[/caption]
vintage 70s font fabulous crystal glass cheese board platter[/caption]
vintage 50s pyrex fern green cups and saucers set of 4[/caption]
