Recently, I went on a treasure hunt (exploring new flea markets and stores) and I found so much vintage Pyrex I didn't know if I had room to bring it all home! These places were just gold mines for the stuff that day! Sometimes you get lucky like that! Anyway, I bought as much as I could and drove home very carefully, lol. I found pieces in turquoise, pink, lots of green, lots of gold, some blue and yellow and orange! I found a couple of sets of the peek-a-boo bowls with clear bottoms and left a few of those behind too. They scratch really easily and some of them looked pretty raggedy. 
These pictures include most of my collection, but some were in the fridge. I use my Pyrex, I handwash it to keep the colors bright and clean and I have it on constant display in my small kitchen. Top cabinets made this small space look even more closed off and tiny, so it's all shelves. It really helps to open up the space.
Some of the patterns I have are Amish Butterprint, Daisies, Golden Butterflies, Snowflakes, and lots of primary colors and pastel colors.
Do you have any rare pieces? What patterns and colors do you collect? I'd love to see your collection!
When I'm searching for info on Pyrex, two sources I use are Pyrexlove.com and the Corning Museum of Glass blog. Both are invaluable when looking up patterns and trying to find out if certain pieces were made in particular colors and patterns.
Our Pinterest page has a board for Pyrex lovers too, you can find it here: https://www.pinterest.com/southernestatesales/for-the-love-of-pyrex/
Just in case you're wondering what some of these pieces can sell for, this piece recently sold on ebay...Happy hunting!
Very RARE round Pyrex Golden Sunflower #475 2 1/2 qt casserole super condition
Ended:
Mar 25, 2018 , 4:53PM
Winning bid:
US $3,888.38
A simple wooden ladder, some branches and two strands of lights...boom! Awesome for a patio or sunporch.
We have these meat grinders at almost every sale! Love the shiny enamel paint!
These pictures include most of my collection, but some were in the fridge. I use my Pyrex, I handwash it to keep the colors bright and clean and I have it on constant display in my small kitchen. Top cabinets made this small space look even more closed off and tiny, so it's all shelves. It really helps to open up the space. 
Over the years we have run across some amazing vintage and antique toys...things like this spaceship by KO, made in Japan. 
These are all great examples of vintage and antique toys that have appeal to collectors and to us baby boomers who remember simple toys like these. We love finding stuff like this, it's fun to look at, fun to display and to sell. 
want to have pieces our grandchildren can cherish. If you'd like to start with some embroidery, there's a link to a Pinterest board filled with simple outline patterns at the bottom of this post. Just print on transfer paper and iron on your choice of linens...dishcloths, aprons, quilts, scarves, you name it! 
https://www.pinterest.com/southernestatesales/vintage-embroidery-patterns/
