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I am a Pyrex lover. But not just any Pyrex, I like the old stuff. I think I like it so much because so many of those now vintage pieces were the same pieces that graced our kitchen when we were growing up. Oh how I remember those casserole dishes, mixing bowls, and serving ware. Now I am a novice when it comes to Pyrex. Pyrex comes in all sorts of old patterns and the pieces are actually numbered. Of course I don't happen to know all the ins and outs, especially off the top of my head. But I…
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Vintage Pyrex is highly collectible and comes in many colorful patterns. Find out which Pyrex dishes you need, including a timeline of Pyrex history.
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Love the look of vintage Pyrex or have a small collection of your own, but don’t know how to display it in your home? I’m sharing a few of the ways I’ve decorated with Pyrex in two of our homes—both with very different looks. Hope you’ll be inspired to get yours out and start using it after reading
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Did you know vintage dishes including Vintage Pyrex can contain lead? Now that you know what should you do? Find out on the blog.
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Name: Kirsten Coplans & Pearl Location: Uptown, Denver, Colorado Size: 900 square feet Years lived in: 11 years Kirsten Coplans is not just a collector, nor is her house just a house. Artwork, family memorabilia and rescued taxidermy grace the walls, shelves and floors of her tiny dollhouse of a home, all displayed lovingly and with purpose. Strongly connected to deer, birds and rabbits, Kirsten finds comfort in sharing her home with figurines and artwork of animals.
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Pyrex ~ I L. O. V. E. this whole get up!
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Able to withstand high temperatures, colorfully produced and sentimentally linked to sweet memories of baking with Grandma, vintage Pyrex is experiencing a popular renaissance, and for good reason. Though the brand has been taken for granted as a kitchen mainstay for more than a century–with pieces regularly handed down from one generation of home cooks to
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