Black Tulip is one of those vintage Pyrex finds that deserves a second look. Made in 1956–57, this white oval casserole has a ...

Rarity, not age, does most of the work. In a 2026 identification guide, common patterns such as Butterprint (1957 to 1968) ...

If you've lost the lid to your favorite Pyrex dish, don't worry. Replacements are available, but one vendor stands out for price and selection.

A turquoise Pyrex bowl covered in little white hot air balloons is worth stopping for at a thrift store. But if you spot two matching bowls and a rather odd-looking metal holder, pay even closer ...

Many people covet vintage Pyrex dishware designs, especially those from the 1950s. These are the patterns commonly seen in ...

Grandma’s beloved baking dishes could be worth more than just the memories. Here are 12 valuable vintage items that could be ...

The UK government has outlined several everyday household items that councils in England are not required to collect for ...

Lost or broken the lid to your favorite Pyrex or glass storage container? Here’s how to find replacement lids without having ...

Butterfly Gold is the sort of vintage Pyrex I’d happily stop for in a thrift store, even a single bowl. Introduced in 1972, ...

Every time I shop secondhand, I'm on the lookout for this one coveted vintage item. A complete set can be worth hundreds!

Pyrex just released its EZHold bakeware collection featuring silicone handles to help you safely carry hot dishes.

A trip to Pyrex & Vintage Fest reveals the patterns, colors, and rare pieces driving demand among collectors of the iconic midcentury dishware.