r/Pyrex_Love

For those who celebrate today

yesterday was clearly a garage sale rescue day!

a little early american 443, flameware double boiler, and Old Orchard 045 action

Will be carefully removing that tag when I get home.

Husband and I found this set in his deceased sisters kitchen while cleaning it out. I was about to put them in the donate box but he said to check and see if they’re worth anything. Where is the best place or website to find info? Thank you for any info. And we’re in the Seattle area.

I’ve scoured google, Pyrex catalogs, and I cannot find these 2 glass pieces anywhere. I know one is a condenser, but I have no clue what the other piece is. Any help is appreciated!

dropped in to a garage sale and saw the lid. I figured I would grab it because hey, that's who I am..a lid rescuer.

then I saw the bottom of the grease jar in a box of miscellaneous "glass bowls".

$1 later and she was heading home with me.. along with a round casserole lid, of course.

I was excited to find this fabulous 2qt dish today while out hitting yard sales this morning. Its my first vintage ‘found in the wild’ in a long time. Honestly not familiar with this series, the design is a golden brown metallic. The dish holder: wooden handles and what may be brass(?). Any idea where to begin with restoring the metal on the holder?

For me it's custard cups. I especially love the thin pyrex ones with the slightly wavy edges. They are so adorable to me because they look delicate, yet they're such a workhorse and have survived the test of time and use. I've also picked up some other brands along the way. I refuse to pay more than a dollar for them. Added plus, they take up very little space in my cabinets and my family seems to not notice that they multiply, unlike other items I get.

My first unusual find...I generally see all the standard patterns and colors and I'd only ever seen pictures of this style. There's only two here (green and blue) but both are in PRISTINE condition and I only paid TEN DOLLARS for both! I know they aren't everyone's cup of tea but I love them so! 😍

Today I was walking through a “treasure mart” (which is basically an antique mall except the vendors sell mostly garage sale/flea market stuff) and came across this. I really can’t find anything about it except that it is a Pyrex Blue Delphite Pie Crust “set” that was made in Canada (stamped on the bottom). We are typically vintage Pyrex bowl/fridge set/casserole collectors, so this is out of my wheel house and I find not information about it in my typical resources. When was it made? How was it sold (as a set, in pieces)? What is its value (eBay is all over the place for pieces and has no sets this big)? I paid $150 for it. Any help with these questions or any other information would be greatly appreciated.

One Cinderella mixing bowl, two regular bowls and a margarine tub without the lid.

Will be adding some on my etsy. Modmoxgoods✨💕🩵🛸

Wawa Colombian roast set to medium to low (slightly closer to medium) heat for 7 minutes. Came out fantastic!

It’s my useless super power.

While I still believe I paid too much, I have been looking at estate sales and hiding them behind my husband's back! He thinks that this is an unnecessary obsession! But I honestly feel that once I finish my early americanas set I will be happy. Until I see a pink Daisy or Pink gooseberry LOL!

Anyone have any info? Couldn’t really find anything in the internet.

Every time I tell my husband I’m done, I find something I don’t own (or even knew existed). Also pictured the space saver I got from the same thrift.

Fifty cents each. $1 minis. Got a few other things from a lovely older gal moving. 🤗