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Pumpkin Butterprint Pyrex: A Thrift-Store Treasure for Collectors
design19 days ago

Pumpkin Butterprint Pyrex: A Thrift-Store Treasure for Collectors

Vintage Pyrex Pumpkin Butterprint from 1965 is a coveted thrift-store find, especially in the Cinderella bowl form and orange-on-white (with turquoise variants also made). Produced in limited four-piece promo sets, these pieces now command hundreds at resale. Authenticity tips include checking Pyrex’s historic fonts and Cinderella nesting-bowl features for the Likely real deal. Even a single Pumpkin Butterprint Cinderella bowl can be a valuable addition to a collection.

Mod Kitchen Pyrex: A 1958 One-Of-A-Kind Casserole Collectors Seek
collectibles19 days ago

Mod Kitchen Pyrex: A 1958 One-Of-A-Kind Casserole Collectors Seek

Collectors prize the Mod Kitchen Pyrex, a 1958 promotional 1.5-quart yellow oval casserole (the 'New Pyrex Decorator Casserole') that features a bold geometric design and once sold for $3.95; complete dishes with lid can fetch around $100 online, while lidless versions are about $40–$50; its yellow color and the 'PYREX' imprint help it stand out as a rare one-piece item beloved by vintage Pyrex enthusiasts.

IKEA 365+ Stainless Steel Container Tops Consumer Reports as Best Food Storage
business1 month ago

IKEA 365+ Stainless Steel Container Tops Consumer Reports as Best Food Storage

Consumer Reports crowned IKEA’s 34-ounce 365+ stainless steel food storage container as the best overall, beating Pyrex and other brands for seal quality, durability, and versatility (oven, fridge, freezer). Priced at about $8.99 total ($6.99 for the stainless base and $2 for the plastic lid), it features a leakproof polypropylene seal and dishwasher-safe lid; a bamboo lid variant exists but is not leakproof and nearly matches the price. The container has many positive reviews on IKEA’s site and Reddit, though some users dislike the bamboo lid.

Black Tulip Pyrex: A 1950s Promo Dish That Surfaces Rarely in Thrift Stores
shopping1 month ago

Black Tulip Pyrex: A 1950s Promo Dish That Surfaces Rarely in Thrift Stores

A rare 1956–57 Pyrex Black Tulip 1.5-quart oval casserole—often with its brass-and-glass caddy—remains a coveted find for vintage-dish collectors. It’s notable as one of Pyrex’s early promotional patterns, and condition matters due to old lead paint, so scratches or cracks may require display-use only. Online lists have shown it selling for roughly $30–$100 depending on whether the lid and cradle are included; thrift-store hunts for this dish are rare but can pay off for display or resale.

Costco's Affordable Kitchen Essentials Fly Off the Shelves
shopping2 years ago

Costco's Affordable Kitchen Essentials Fly Off the Shelves

Costco is currently selling an 18-piece Snapware Pyrex set for $19.99, $5 off the original price. The set includes 9 glass containers with airtight and leak-proof lids, making it a sleek and sturdy alternative to plastic storage containers. Pyrex glass is oven safe, non-toxic, and dishwasher-safe, making it versatile for various kitchen uses. While the online price is $30.99, the deal is available in-store at Costco.

Bankruptcy Hits Popular Kitchen Brands and Private Equity Firms Turn to It for Higher Yields
business3 years ago

Bankruptcy Hits Popular Kitchen Brands and Private Equity Firms Turn to It for Higher Yields

Instant Brands, the parent company of iconic kitchen brands such as Pyrex and CorningWare, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to ongoing impacts of COVID-19. Vintage pieces of CorningWare are selling for thousands of dollars on eBay, making them a hot resale commodity. Instant Brands will secure $132.5 million in funding to restructure instead of liquidating its business altogether. Other beloved kitchen brands, such as Tupperware, are also facing economic uncertainty.

Parent Company of Instant Pot and Pyrex Files for Bankruptcy
business3 years ago

Parent Company of Instant Pot and Pyrex Files for Bankruptcy

Instant Brands, the parent company of popular kitchenware brands like Pyrex and Instant Pot, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company has over $500 million in both assets and liabilities. The move will give the company "time and flexibility" for ongoing discussions with financial stakeholders to move forward in a way that "strengthens the company’s financial position." The company faces challenges, including "tightening of credit terms and higher interest rates," after weathering the COVID-19 pandemic.

Instant Pot and Pyrex parent company files for bankruptcy protection.
business3 years ago

Instant Pot and Pyrex parent company files for bankruptcy protection.

Instant Brands, the parent company of Pyrex and Instant Pot, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to an unsustainable capital structure caused by the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on liquidity levels. The company has over $500 million in both assets and liabilities. Instant Brands received a $132.5 million commitment for new debtor-in-possession financing from its existing lenders to support the business during the process. Sales of electronic multicooker devices, including Instant Pots, peaked at $758 million in 2020 but dropped by 50% within the last year to just $344 million.

Kitchenware Company Seeks Bankruptcy Protection in US
business3 years ago

Kitchenware Company Seeks Bankruptcy Protection in US

Instant Brands, the maker of Pyrex kitchenware and Instant Pot pressure cooker, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US, citing rising interest rates as the reason for its financial difficulties. The company plans to restructure its liabilities of up to $1bn and continue serving retailers without interruption while seeking to prevent the sale of its brands. Instant Brands has received a commitment for $133m in financing from its existing lenders to see it through the bankruptcy process.

Instant Brands, Parent Company of Instant Pot and Pyrex, Files for Bankruptcy Amid Sales Decline.
business3 years ago

Instant Brands, Parent Company of Instant Pot and Pyrex, Files for Bankruptcy Amid Sales Decline.

The parent company of Instant Pot and Pyrex, Instant Brands, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to global macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges, tighter credit terms, and higher interest rates. The company plans to continue operating while it restructures. Instant Brands' portfolio of brands includes Corelle, Snapware, CorningWare, Chicago Cutlery, and Visions cookware.

Instant Brands, Maker of Pyrex and Instant Pot, Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.
business3 years ago

Instant Brands, Maker of Pyrex and Instant Pot, Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.

Instant Brands, the maker of Pyrex glassware and Instant Pot, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to inflation and lower consumer spending on home products. The company has more than $500 million in both assets and liabilities. Sales of Instant Pots have declined 50% since the start of the pandemic, and the company's net sales decreased 21.9% in the first quarter of fiscal 2023. Instant Brands has received a commitment for $132.5 million in new debtor-in-possession financing from its existing lenders.

Instant Brands, Creator of Popular Kitchen Appliances, Declares Bankruptcy.
business3 years ago

Instant Brands, Creator of Popular Kitchen Appliances, Declares Bankruptcy.

Instant Brands, the maker of popular household products such as Instant Pot, Pyrex, and Corelle, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company cited tighter credit and higher interest rates as the reasons for the filing, but also noted its rapid growth since the start of the pandemic. The bankruptcy filing allows the company to reorganize and shed debt while staying in business. Instant Brands has received $132.5 million in additional financing from its existing lenders as part of the bankruptcy process.

"Get up to 30% off on Instant Pot, Pyrex, and more with Instant Brands sale"
shopping3 years ago

"Get up to 30% off on Instant Pot, Pyrex, and more with Instant Brands sale"

Instant Brands, the makers of popular kitchen goods like Instant Pot and Pyrex, are offering sitewide discounts of up to 30% off during their Semi-Annual Sale. The sale includes savings on a variety of well-known and highly-rated brands, including Corelle, Corningware, Snapware, Chicago Cutlery, and Zoid. Discounts of 15% off orders over $79.99 and 30% off orders over $149 will be automatically applied at checkout.