
Vintage Pyrex Amber Glass Bakeware
This item is a vintage piece of amber-colored glass kitchenware, clearly identified by the embossed 'PYREX' trademark on the bottom of the base. The piece is constructed from thick, pressed borosilicate or soda-lime glass, popular for its thermal shock resistance. The color is a deep, warm amber/yellow honey hue characteristic of the Pyrex 'Amber' or 'Fireside' product lines, which were particularly popular during the late 1970s and 1980s. The base is circular with a pronounced raised rim, indicating a bowl, pie plate, or round casserole dish form. The embossing is located centrally on the exterior base. In terms of condition, the glass shows visible signs of utilitarian use, including surface scratches and scuffs across the bottom, likely caused by movement on oven racks or countertop surfaces over time. There are also visible water spots or mineral deposits from washing. The glass appears to have maintained its clarity and depth of color without significant hazing or 'clouding' from dishwasher etched damage. No major chips or cracks are immediately evident in this view, though high-use areas like the rim often show wear; the craftsmanship is industrial and robust, designed for high heat and longevity in a domestic kitchen setting.
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Estimated Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Basic Information
Category
Vintage Kitchenware / Glassware
Appraised On
January 15, 2026
Estimated Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Item Description
This item is a vintage piece of amber-colored glass kitchenware, clearly identified by the embossed 'PYREX' trademark on the bottom of the base. The piece is constructed from thick, pressed borosilicate or soda-lime glass, popular for its thermal shock resistance. The color is a deep, warm amber/yellow honey hue characteristic of the Pyrex 'Amber' or 'Fireside' product lines, which were particularly popular during the late 1970s and 1980s. The base is circular with a pronounced raised rim, indicating a bowl, pie plate, or round casserole dish form. The embossing is located centrally on the exterior base. In terms of condition, the glass shows visible signs of utilitarian use, including surface scratches and scuffs across the bottom, likely caused by movement on oven racks or countertop surfaces over time. There are also visible water spots or mineral deposits from washing. The glass appears to have maintained its clarity and depth of color without significant hazing or 'clouding' from dishwasher etched damage. No major chips or cracks are immediately evident in this view, though high-use areas like the rim often show wear; the craftsmanship is industrial and robust, designed for high heat and longevity in a domestic kitchen setting.
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