If you're a vintage Pyrex fan, you probably know how in-demand mid-century patterns are. This set is a little different from ...

Pyrex just released its EZHold bakeware collection featuring silicone handles to help you safely carry hot dishes.

Those little rectangular Pyrex dishes in red, blue, and yellow are worth a much closer look when you come across them at a ...

Pyrex Brittany Blue is an easy pattern to miss, partly because it doesn’t look much like the familiar vintage Pyrex mixing ...

Collectors know what to look for. Do you? Read on to find out the 11 most valuable Pyrex patterns you should keep your eyes ...

Butterfly Gold is the sort of vintage Pyrex I’d happily stop for in a thrift store, even a single bowl. Introduced in 1972, ...

A Pyrex measuring cup sits inside a white and red Pyrex casserole dish. - Noderog/Getty Images Can you picture the Brady Bunch kitchen without Googling it? Do a little flashback and mental scan of ...

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Vintage Pyrex spent decades in kitchen cabinets and thrift store shelves as rather unremarkable cookware. Now specific patterns are selling for thousands.

Patterned Pyrex, like the 1956 Pink Daisy or 1957 Butterprint, is highly collectible and can be worth hundreds of dollars depending on condition. Authentic Pyrex pieces can often be identified by ...

Accurate ingredient measurements are key to how any recipe turns out. Add too much water or milk, and those pancakes or scalloped potatoes you’re making quickly become a liquidy mess. But add too ...

Maybe your dad used a Pyrex measuring cup whenever he made pancakes, or your roommate always baked her famous lasagna in a rectangular Pyrex pan, or your grandmother had a set of the brightly colored ...