Vintage Pyrex Price Guide

Establishing the value of one’s vintage and antiques can be difficult, time consuming, and costly. Buying expensive guide books and pouring through them to find what you’re looking for simply isn’t an option for everyone. That’s where this price guide (and others on different topics) comes in.

This free for everyone price guide covers a number of different types of Pyrex, giving you a starting point for you and your search. I hope you find it helpful in getting the answers you’re looking for. You can find all of my vintage and antique price guides HERE.

About Pyrex

Did you know that Pyrex celebrated it’s 100th anniversary just 10 years ago in 2015? 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 listed below I currently own or have owned in the past. They are pieces that an “average” buyer or seller might come across while out vintage shopping in the wild. Values are based on my personal experience being in the antique business for over twenty-five 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!

Table of Contents

Amish or Butterprint
Butterfly Gold
Blue
Copper Filigree
Early American
Flameglo
Flamingo
Friendship
Gooseberry
Old Town Blue
Snowflake Garland
Spring Blossom
Star
Town & Country
Verde
Yellow
Clear
Restaurantware
Similar Brands

Amish or Butterprint

Pair of Amish or Butterprint Fridgies
no lids  (c. 1957-68)
$20-30 for the pair

Amish or Butterprint Casserole #472
 1 1/2 pints  (c. 1957-68)
$20-30

Amish or Butterprint Casserole Set
 c. 1957-68
$100-150

Amish or Butterprint Casserole #171
 1 pint (c. 1957-68)
$25-35

Note:

• Pink on white Butterprint values are 2 or 3 times that of the blue.
• Butter dishes are selling for about $75-100 each on eBay (as of May ’26)

Blue

Blue Refrigerator Dish (no lid)
Part of a 4-piece set, each with lids
$10-12

Butterfly Gold

Butterfly Gold Casserole #471 (no lid)
1 pint (c.1972-81)
$10-20

Copper Filigree

Copper Filigree Sugar Bowl
Holds approx. 1 cup
$5-6

Early American

Early American #444
4 quarts (c. 1962-71)
$10-15

Early American Casserole #475-B (no lid)
2.5 quarts (c. 1962-71)
$5-10

Early American Oval Casserole #43
1.5 quarts (c. 1962-71)
$10-20

Flameglo

Flameglo Mixing Bowl #404
4 quarts (c. 1960’s-70’s)
$10-20

Flamingo

Flamingo (Pink) Baking Dish #24 (no lid)
2 quarts (c. 1950’s)
$18-20

Friendship

Friendship Cinderella Bowl #441
1.5 pints (c. 1971-74)
$40-45

NOTE:

• A Friendship 2.5 quart casserole #475-B sold for $155 on eBay (May ’26)

Gooseberry

Pink Gooseberry Casserole Set #473 & 475-B
1 quart & 2.5 quarts, w/ lids,  (c. 1957-66)
$75-100

White Gooseberry Cinderella Bowl #441
1 1/2 pints  (c. 1957-66)
$20-30

NOTE:

• A 4-piece set of Cinderella bowls sold on eBay for $400 (May ’26)

Old Town Blue

Old Town Blue Butter Dish
c. 1972-82
$8-10

Old Town Blue Cream & Sugar #722
Each holds approx. 1 cup (c. 1972-82)
$10-12

Old Town Blue Mugs
(c. 1972-82)
$10-12 for the pair

Snowflake Garland

Snowflake Garland Mixing Bowl #401
1.5 pints  (c. 1972-75)
$15-25

NOTE:

• A 4-bowl set of Snowflake Garland sold on eBay for $225 (May ’26)

Spring Blossom

Spring Blossom (Green Floral) Loaf Pan #913
8.5″ x 4.5″ x 2.5, (c.1972-78)
$40-50

Spring Blossom (Green Floral) Casserole #475
2.5 quarts (c. 1972-78)
$20-25

Star

Star Casserole #473
1 quart (c. 1963-67)
$20-30

Town & Country

Town & Country Cinderella Mixing Bowl #444
4 quarts (c. 1963-67)
$25-35

Unmarked

[Unknown Pattern] Floral Mugs #1410
Marked Pyrex (Restaurantware?)
$2-4 each

Verde

Verde Autumn Floral Mixing Bowl #404
4-quarts (c. 1966)
$40-50

Yellow

Yellow Nesting Bowl #404
Part of 4-bowl primary color set
4 quarts, (c. 1940’s)
$25-35

Clear Pyrex

Cookie Jar & Cracker Barrel
7″ high x 5.5″ diameter signed Pyrex on side
$10-15 each

Old Town Blue Salt & Pepper Shakers
Unmarked (c. 1972-82)
$8-10

Spring Blossom Carafe
Signed Pyrex on side near bottom
2 liters, 10″ high (c.1970’s)
$30-40

Orange Juice (or Lemonade) Carafe
Signed Pyrex on side near bottom
2 liters, 10″ high (c.1970’s)
$30-40

Restaurantware

Restaurantware Sugar Bowl w/Aqua & Gold Trim
4 .5″ diameter (c. 1950’s)
$6-8

Restaurantware Bowsl w/Aqua & Gold Trim
c. 1950’s
$4-6 each

Blue Band Restaurantware Mugs w/Aqua & Gold Trim
c. 1940’s-50’s
$20-25 for the set

Similar Brands

Unmarked Floral Pyrex-Style Jar
4″ high
$10-12

Unmarked Pyrex Style Cream & Sugar
6″ and 5″
$8-10 each

Glasbake “Herbal” Casserole Set
1 1/2 pints & 2 quarts
$10-20

Fire-King “Primrose” Baking Pan #452
8″ x 8″
$8-10

Glass Bakeware Set w/Blue Flowers
8″ x 8″ baker & 10″ oval casserole
Unknown Maker, Marked “Made in USA”
$10-20

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