Vintage Pyrex Price Guide

In this vintage pyrex price guide, I will be sharing some of the vintage Pyrex kitchen-wares that have passed through my hands, along with some suggested values.

About Pyrex

Did you know that Pyrex celebrated it’s 100th anniversary last year? It’s invention was rather serendipitous. The wife of a Corning Glass physicist wondered out loud if it might be possible to bake in dishes/casseroles made of glass. Being a good husband, he got to work on it right away.

Apparently, a German company had already developed glass that could withstand high heat, but the product had not yet been developed for home use. Enter Pyrex (in 1915), a new product for modern home-making.

Pyrex glassware has gone through a resurgence of popularity of late, perhaps due to the baby boomer penchant for products used during their childhood. My grandmother had a large selection of [not-so-popular] clear Pyrex, while my mother had several pieces of “Flamingo Pink” and the Corning brand white “Cornflower.”

I have a small selection of pink and aqua pieces in various patterns. Time will tell what my daughter decides regarding Pyrex (she currently has a rather large number of other collectibles).

Certain colors, like the pink and aqua that I collect, are among the most popular, as are patterns like “Gooseberry,” “Butterprint,” “Friendship,” and “Snowflake.”

Anything with polka dots on it is also desirable, along with some of the extremely rare patterns. Information regarding Pyrex is widely available on the internet, so you should have no trouble researching whatever Pyrex you’re interested in.

Learn about collecting vintage Pyrex HERE and how to clean and care for vintage Pyrex HERE.

About This Price Guide

Each of the items in the photos below I currently own or have owned in the past. They are pieces that an “average” buyer or seller might come across. Values are based on my personal experience being in the antique business for almost twenty years.

Note that values vary from state to state, region to region, and country to country; for example, I live in Upstate New York, which has very different pricing from New York City. Other factors affecting value include condition and market (auction, store, eBay, etc.).

Enjoy!

Pair of “Butterprint” (Amish) Fridgies
no lids  c. 1957-68
$12-15.00 for the pair

Pair of “Butterprint” (Amish) Casserole #472
 1 1/2 pints  c. 1957-68
$15-20.00

Orange Juice Carafe
2 liters  10″ high  c.1970’s signed Pyrex on side near bottom
$15-18.00

“Verde Autumn Floral
4-quart mixing bowl, c. 1966
$25-35.00

Floral Mugs (unknown pattern)
Restaurantware?
$2-3.00 each

“Pink Gooseberry” Casserole Set #473 & 475-B
1 quart & 2.5 quarts, w/ lids,  c. 1957-66
$50-60.00

“White Gooseberry” Cinderella Bowl #441
1 1/2 pints  c. 1957-66
$30-40

“Snowflake Garland” Mixing Bowl #401
1 1/2 pints  c. late 1972-75
$10-12.00

“Town & Country” Casserole #473
1 quart   c. 1972-82
$12-14.00

Cookie Jar & Cracker Barrel
7″ high x 5.5″ diameter signed Pyrex on side
$15.00 each

Spring Blossom Carafe
2 liters  10″ high  c.1970’s signed Pyrex on side near bottom
$15-18.00

Lemonade Pitcher (photo quality not great)
2 liters
$15-18.00

“Spring Blossom (Green Floral)” Loaf Pan #913
8.5″ x 4.5″ x 2.5, c.1970s
$15-20.00

“Butterfly Gold 1” Casserole #471
1 pint, w/no lid  c.1972-81
$8-10.00

“Flamingo Pink” Baking Dish #024
2 quart, w/0 lid
$18-20.00

Cup w/Aqua & Gold Trim
4 .5″ diameter Restaurantware
$3-4.00

“Old Town Blue” Cream & Sugar #722
Each holds approx. 1 cup, c. 1972-82
$8-10.00

“Old Town Blue” Salt & Pepper Shakers
c. 1972-82
$8-10.00

“Old Town Blue” Butter Dish
c. 1972-82
$8-10.00

“Copper Filigree” Sugar Bowl
Holds approx. 1 cup
$3-4.00

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Similar Brands

Unmarked Floral Pyrex-Style Jar
4″ high
$10-12.00 (sold 2017)

Unmarked Pyrex Style Cream & Sugar
6″ and 5″
$8-10.00 each

Glasbake “Herbal” Casserole Set
1 1/2 pints & 2 quarts $10-15.00
(sold 2016)

Fire-King “Primrose” Baking Pan #452
8″ x 8″
$6-8.00

Glass Bakeware Set w/Blue Flowers
8″ x 8″ baker & 10″ Oval casserole
Unknown Maker, Marked “Made in USA”
10-12.00

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Pyrex Collecting Guide
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Pyrex Love
Pyrex Pattern Identification

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