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Pumpkin Butterprint Pyrex: A Thrift-Store Treasure for Collectors
design8 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.

via Chowhound|
#collectibles#design#kitchenware
Mod Kitchen Pyrex: A 1958 One-Of-A-Kind Casserole Collectors Seek
collectibles8 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.

via Tasting Table|
#casserole#collectibles#mod-kitchen
MTG Ban Wave Targets Five Cards, Reshaping Standard and Beyond
news15 days ago

MTG Ban Wave Targets Five Cards, Reshaping Standard and Beyond

MTG announced a surprise ban wave across formats: Standard loses Badgermole Cub, Gran-Gran, and Stormchaser’s Talent after Arena data showed a dominant 57% win-rate deck (driving Izzet Lessons and Prowess). The Fantasticar is banned in Legacy and restricted in Vintage due to format-ruining power. These moves aim to curb outliers and mix up the metagame, with Jeskai Control and Mardu Discard largely unaffected. Wizards also signaled more bans to come, noting an October 12 ban window following the Reality Fracture release, and promising further details on the changes in tomorrow’s WeeklyMTG.

via MTG Rocks|
#arena#ban#legacy
Haight Street’s Vintage Icon Closes With $9 Everything Sale
culture2 months ago

Haight Street’s Vintage Icon Closes With $9 Everything Sale

Held Over vintage, the oldest shop on Haight Street and the last empire outlet of Retro City Fashion, will close on May 30. On the final day, every item is $9, with live music by Anthony Arya; owner Cynthia Anderson says rising rents, aging, and her husband Werner Werwie’s 2024 death left her unable to continue, and stock will be moved to two Mission warehouses while the four employees are laid off, though the store’s name may live on in some capacity.

via The San Francisco Standard|
#culture#haight-street#retail-closure
Bella Hadid Champions a Vintage Riviera Look at Cannes
fashion3 months ago

Bella Hadid Champions a Vintage Riviera Look at Cannes

Bella Hadid brings a vintage-archival mood to Cannes, mixing pieces from the ’80s and early 2000s—like a pink gingham Chantal Thomass set and a dusty-rose Alaïa dress—with vintage Prada accessories, as she and stylist Mimi Cuttrell curate a carefree “French Riviera girl summer” vibe while traveling between Cap-Eden-Roc and the Hotel Martinez.

via Vogue|
#archival-fashion#bella-hadid#cannes-film-festival
Vintage Kitchen Gold: 10 Finds That Could Earn You Big Bucks
lifestyle4 months ago

Vintage Kitchen Gold: 10 Finds That Could Earn You Big Bucks

Spring cleaning reveals 10 vintage kitchen items that could be worth serious cash, from rare Griswold/Wagner cast‑iron skillets and antique copper/brass tea kettles to CorningWare, fine china, jadeite, Pyrex, vintage KitchenAid mixers, barware, mason jars, and cookie jars—values range from tens to thousands depending on brand, age, and condition (with examples like a Griswold skillet around $8,000 and a Georg Jensen teapot near $19,000).

via Delish|
#antiques#collectibles#kitchenware
iPhone 5 and 8GB iPhone 4 Enter Apple's Obsolete Tier
technology5 months ago

iPhone 5 and 8GB iPhone 4 Enter Apple's Obsolete Tier

Apple has moved the iPhone 5 (launched 2012) and the 8GB iPhone 4 (launched 2011) to its obsolete list, meaning Apple stops providing repair parts and repairs are largely unavailable. The iPhone 5 introduced the Lightning port and was discontinued in 2013, while the 8GB iPhone 4 was also discontinued in 2013; both later appeared as low-cost options in emerging markets before being reclassified as obsolete.

via MacRumors|
#apple#iphone-4-8gb#iphone-5