Hi all,
I found these at VV on Tuesday. Isn't that a lovely set? They say "Pyrex England" underneath.
Look at the beautiful detailing of the pattern:
I did some research and found only one reference, saying that this pattern was "Cherry Blossom". If anyone knows anything more about this pattern, please share with me.
Does anyone know of a website that references the English Pyrex patterns? Does Barbara Mauzy's books reference the English patterns as well?
Thanks!
That is so pretty!!!!! So many of the English Pyrex patterns are not listed anywhere that I can find.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I have never seen this pattern before!
ReplyDeleteher book doesn't have any English Pyrex references that I have seen.
ReplyDeletethose are so pretty and dainty. i like them
Those are so pretty!! I've never seen that pattern either.
ReplyDeletelove them!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful, of course I have never seen that set.
ReplyDeleteI found a bowl today if I can figure out how to post on this site I will show it.
Janice
Hi there! I know this Cherry Blossom post is from 2011..but today I found the "cherry blossom" Pyrex England tea cup set and this is the only thing i could find in my searches that has anything about this particular pattern..I was hoping you might have found out more about it since then? I'm just looking for a year or Circa!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
Ella
I Love that.
ReplyDeleteHi! I know that this is an old post but perhaps I could give some insight. Judging by the stamp of PYREX ENGLAND, this pattern was produced post 1972/73. Corning Group took over James A. Jobling (JAJ) by then but maintained the English Pyrex patterns until Sunderland factory discontinuation around 2001-ish. Your best bet is that this pattern was issued between 1973 to mid 80s
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