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Pyrex cuisine, which became a staple food for mothers and grandmothers’ kitchens decades ago, is back.
Iconic yet durable tableware has become collectible similar to baseball cards and coins in recent years, and has appeared on third-party resale websites such as The Ghost of a Holiday Past.
“In our home, Pyrex was more than just a cookware. It was essentially part of the family,” Food and lifestyle blogger Bella Bucchiotti, Vlogger, told The Associated Press. “My mother’s rif-about treasure, especially her precious snowflake blue casserole dishes, always appearing on birthdays and holidays, each with its own backstory, and those colorful dishes still remind us of the laughter around the table.”
It’s not surprising that the beloved products will again become popular given their quality and retro look, but the prices of complex casserole dishes are certainly true.
“La Marjolaine” dishes, a pattern from Corningware’s 1970 Spice of Life collection, were listed on eBay for over $88,000 as of Wednesday, June 11th. The item is in the carts of four shoppers, and more than 200 people have expressed interest in vintage Pyrex Dish, according to a list reviewed by the US.
The design of “Life of Life” with “La Marjolaine” with “La Marjolaine” could have been the second-most produced Corningware pattern. According to the precious antique detectors, they are still one of the rarest and most valuable today.
“The ‘spice of life’ casserole is one of the few Corningwear patterns that will win four people’s numbers today,” reports the precious antique detector.
The prices for vintage Pyrex vary. Many sell for less than $100
It is unlikely that consumers will buy casserole plates and casserole dishes more than $1,000 from Corningware’s “Spice of Life” collection, but so does prices on other lists.
For example, “L’Echalote La Marjolaine,” a casserole dish with the design and inscription of another Corningware “Spice of Life.” teeth It is listed for $25,000. Or a 1958 $9,000 Corningware “Blue Cornflower” dish.
Corningware’s Pyrex Dishes price ranges from $10 to $80,000, at least on eBay.
While consumers may have nostalgia and the rarity of dishes in mind when viewing, they rarely buy more than a few hundred dollars in vintage Pyrex plates, sets, cups or lids.
This story has been updated to correct inaccuracy.
