Hi! Allow me to introduce myself, as I am a new member of the Pyrex collective. Until last week, I was a graduate student living in Tucson, AZ. In order to give myself something to do outside of my studies, I started collecting pyrex two years ago. Now, I am staying with family members in Phoenix, until I move to Germany for a year of research in mid-september. This means my collecting has been put on hold for the forseeable future, and a purge is in order. However, I'd like to show off some of the gems of my collection.
Red hostess dishes. I also have a yellow set, but red is my favorite.
Golden tulip and golden honeysuckle. (Not pictured: a larger golden honeysuckle that is new in the box!--$8 at St. Vincent De Paul)
Solid Turquoise (including a chip and dip, but without the elusive wire cradle)
Snowflake garland--this is one of my favorite patterns, and I'm looking forward to collecting more of it, including the coordinates, upon my return to the US.
Terra--people tend to be divided about this pattern, but I rather like it.
I am looking forward to sharing more with you all!
beautiful collection!
ReplyDeleteYou have some great pieces! I haven't seen the Navajo pattern before- lovely!
ReplyDeletewow you have some very uniqe pieces!
ReplyDeletecooooool!
Smiles,
The Joyful Thrifter
LOVE the turquoise!! You have a wonderful collection :)
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful array of pieces! I absolutely LOVE those first two casserole dished - I have never seem them before - what gems!
ReplyDeletewelcome & thank you for sharing!
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I had only ever seen the Navajo and Seville on Pyrex Love's pattern reference page before I saw them in a consignment store in Tucson, and I let out a little squeal of excitement, and bought them both.
ReplyDeleteLove that Seville! You have a great collection.
ReplyDeleteLove the Navajo and Seville - you have some really nice pieces...
ReplyDeleteOOOOHHHHHH! I am JEALOUS of your Seville piece! That's lovely, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow, you have quite an amazing collection. Thanks for sharing. :)
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