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collectibles-and-antiques2 months ago•1 min saved

1965 Pyrex Pumpkin Butterprint Cinderella Bowls Command Premium Prices

A 1965 Pyrex pattern known as Pumpkin Butterprint, also called Amish Butterprint, has become a sought-after item in the vintage dish market. Produced in limited promotional sets of four, these orange-on-white or turquoise Cinderella bowls feature harvest-themed illustrations and can sell for hundreds of dollars online. Collectors are advised to watch thrift stores for these items, as the Cinderella shape was discontinued in the early 1980s, making any surviving examples likely authentic vintage pieces.

via Chowhound|

#antique-collecting #cinderella-bowl #collectibles-and-antiques

collectibles-and-antiques2 months ago•2 min saved

The 1958 Mod Kitchen: Why Pyrex Collectors Chase This Rare Yellow Casserole

The Mod Kitchen pattern is a highly sought-after, single-piece Pyrex design released in 1958. Originally marketed as the 'New Pyrex Decorator Casserole,' this 1.5-quart yellow oval dish features a bold, geometric black pattern of food items. Complete sets with lids sell for around $100, while standalone dishes cost $40 to $50. Its distinct color and design make it easier to identify than other vintage Pyrex, though it remains elusive for collectors.

via Tasting Table|

#1958-decorator-casserole #antique-collecting #collectibles-and-antiques

shopping3 months ago•3 min saved

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.

via House Digest|

#black-tulip #collectibles #pyrex

business3 years ago•2 min saved

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.

via Apartment Therapy|

#bankruptcy #business #corningware