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| Vintage pyrex collection |
When I shared a picture I liked of pink pyrex on Pinterest there seemed to be a lot of interest in the subject. I decided I would showcase my own vintage pink and aqua pyrex collection which was greatly enhanced by a trip to the Brimfield Antique Show this past fall. Most of these are from the late 50's to the very early sixties. I really like so much of the 50's style.
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| Aqua and Pink Vintage Pyrex |
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| Vintage Aqua Pyrex |
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| Vintage Pink Pyrex |
What do you like to collect?
Betty, this made my heart jump! What an AMAZING collection! It's so beautiful! You have inspired me to start a collection, now of what?
ReplyDeleteIt can be fun. Make sure you collect something you really love. The fun then is in the hunt.
DeleteThis makes my super excited to get all my "new" pyrex into the corner cupboard in my new kitchen!!
ReplyDeleteI love your Pyrex collection - it's absolutely gorgeous. If I collected Pyrex, I would collect the same beautiful colours. :)
ReplyDeleteWow. I love this Pyrex pattern. I have a set of the aqua bowls with the pouring spouts. I got them from my mother. While you have yours on display, I use mine almost everyday. Should I not be using these?
ReplyDeleteI do display mine but I also use them, especially for special occasions when I colour coordinate my table. I don't use them daily because it is not great to wash them in the dishwasher. Eventually the surface will lose its shine.
DeleteMy 2 favorite colors of Pyrex. I adore the pink Gooseberry. Great collection.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I love these colors and now have added yellow as well to go with my remodeled kitchen.
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your collection, just beautiful. I particularly admire those blue canisters in the top left. Do you happen to know who made them or how I might go about finding a set? They are gooorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice comment. The canisters are from the 50's and are called decoware. The name is written on the bottom. I also have a cake carrier in the same pattern. I see them occasionally on ebay or on etsy. I am sure if you google decoware you will find them.
DeleteHi. Fantastic collection! I was curious, in the pink pyrex collection, on the top shelf there is a small pink jar in the corner. I was wondering what came in it. I bought one at a garage sale, except it's green. :)
ReplyDeleteI found the pink jar at a thrift store. I think some like this came with honey in them in the late 50's early 60's. There are a lot of things these jars would be useful for. Lucky you for finding one. I really like the shape.
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