If you've ever spotted those colorful, nesting Pyrex mixing bowls at a yard sale or tucked away in your grandma's kitchen, ...

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It’s easy to overlook what’s sitting in your own kitchen. That sturdy Pyrex dish you’ve had for years might not just be for baking or storing leftovers anymore. Collectors have turned vintage Pyrex ...

There was a time when no respectable casserole or Jell-O salad was served in anything but a brightly colored piece of Pyrex glassware — and every cupboard was stacked high with the functional mixing ...

If you’re like me and love hunting for vintage cookware, you know how exciting it is to find pieces that are both beautiful and built to last. Collectors often chase after certain brands because they ...

Collectors of vintage kitchenware are paying surprising amounts for glass dishes once sold in everyday department stores. Pyrex, a brand that began in the early 1900s, produced hundreds of patterns, ...

When Alyssa Durante turned 30 last March, a gift from her boyfriend bowled her over. The treasured present — a pink Pyrex casserole dish decorated with daisies — is just like one seen in the TV series ...

Many home cooks have some Pyrex in their cabinets. They fill glass Pyrex baking dishes with lasagna, measure out oil for making brownies in the brand’s measuring cups, and store leftovers in lidded ...

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Truthfully, an alternative headline for this article could have been "A Bunch Of Semi-Recent Photos Of People's Very Colorful Pyrex Tattoos," but it's a rainy Sunday morning and I didn't have it in me ...