The beautiful pink-on-white gooseberry casserole with lid was a gift from my friend Jessica, who is a master thrifter. The larger spring blossom casserole with white lid I found at a junk shop for $6. Last week I found two small yellow square dip bowls from the chip and dip set for $2 each.
On my road trip, I stopped by the Corning Museum of Glass, which was awesome. I stayed near Pyrex Street, no joke!
I spent a lot of time at the museum and its library doing research on Pyrex. :)
I was fully intending on taking it easy on Pyrex acquisitions now that I'm funemployed, but then I found this casserole with lid and holder today at my local St. Vincent De Paul for $7. I've never encountered this gold on green pattern before -- can anyone identify it?
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I don't know what the green on gold piece is, but it's so cool! Great find. And pyrex St?! So sweet!! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's A Golden Wreath 043 ;D Love your other two pieces as well.
ReplyDeleteI have a small collection here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vividfelicitybyveronicaam/7140053357/in/set-72157628078146782
Nice! Thanks for the ID!
ReplyDeletePyrex St - cool!
ReplyDeleteAlways love pink Gooseberry.
I want to move on Pyrex Street and work at the Corning Museum! :)
ReplyDeleteI am loving this post! As someone who too collects Pryex of the vintage variety, I was thrilled to see this! I have found some of my best finds at garage sales and flea markets. I hope to share some of my newest finds with you soon. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteStrive to thrive,
Em
http://www.thriving-wives.com/2012/10/garage-salen-goddess.html
I love Pyrex but due to space, can't have much so I enjoy it all through your blog! Happy to see the green and gold identified...heading over to look at her collection next! Happy November!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower! Thanks for sharing your love of Pyrex!
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