Vintage Pyrex Cinderella Mixing Bowl in Town and Country Pattern

This is a vintage Pyrex 'Cinderella' style mixing bowl, specifically identified by the 'Town and Country' pattern produced by Corning Glass Works between 1963 and 1967. The bowl is constructed from white opal glass (pyrosilicate) and features the characteristic 'Cinderella' design with two distinct pouring spouts/handles on opposite ends, one narrower than the other to aid in pouring or carrying. The exterior is decorated with a brown and orange geometric motif resembling traditional cross-stitch or Pennsylvania Dutch folk art. The pattern consists of alternating orange starburst medallions and smaller brown cross motifs. Physically, the bowl appears to be the 1.5-pint size (model 441) or 1.5-quart size (model 442) given its proportions. The interior remains glossy and bright white, and the exterior paint displays high contrast with some minor visible wear or 'flea bites' consistent with age and typical kitchen use. There are no major cracks or chips visible on the rim or handles, which are the high-wear areas for this type of glassware. As a Mid-Century Modern kitchen staple, the craftsmanship is high-quality industrial glass, designed for durability and temperature resistance.