At $3.15 I couldn't leave it behind. I believe this opal white divided dish does not come with a lid. But I'm not sure. I also read that these opal white dishes are less common than other pyrex patterns. Does anyone know anything about this particular dish?
Happy Easter to those who celebrate!Aki
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Pyrex is the best and I love that you're showcasing it on your blog. I passed up on a great piece on Friday but it was $8.98 and just too much money. I think the thrift stores are catching on to the allure and staying power of Pyrex. I'm your newest follower - have a blessed Easter.
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Lynn, this blog actually has many authors, not just me! Hence the "collective". You can also join if you'd like! Everyone posts about their pyrex finds.
ReplyDeleteI don't know a lot about the opal white divided dishes, either. I saw one last week, but passed on it (gasp! I know...but I picked up four other pieces :) I'm pretty sure they didn't come with lids because the one I saw didn't have one either, and the other dishes I found all had their lids. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
ReplyDeleteSimilar shaped divided dishes (with the more oval than tab handles) sometimes have wire handle such as this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41967905@N06/4531827969/
ReplyDeleteand it is called a snack server. I have only seen pictures but none of them have lids. PyrexLove and Flickr can really be useful for sourcing information and you can do a search for specific pieces: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7980522@N03/1815997781/
Thank you Jenifir!
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