I'm such a Vintage Thingie Thursday slacker. I need to amass collections of awesome things to show you people every week, but since I am in a one bedroom European sized apartment (people living in refrigerator boxes under the freeway overpasses have more room than me) I need to keep it reasonable. I have found quite a lot of Arcopal (French Pyrexy things) and a few JAJ pieces but I decided to only buy the ones I really really love and leave the others for someone else.
After I posted my last VTT lamenting the fact that I needed to find more casserole size dishes, I managed to find about four the next week! Sticking to my "Do I really love this?" creedo, I only brought two home.
This is the oval casserole dish from the Fiesta series, manufactured in the late 60s.
The pattern name on this one is Kent and it's a rectangular casserole.
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19 comments:
Wow those are so great! My kitchen is teenie weenie aswell and I have offically run out of room in there. There are so many appliances and dishes I want but I cant buy anything else until we move into a larger place. Are you finding all of these and sencond hand stores?
love your pyrex ..from one pryex lover to another lol
I have tried a roast in the crock pot but only on work days, where it ended up staying in too long, I think! I must try it again. One of my dilemmas with a roast is... what kind of meat do I buy?
Pyrex is really ageless, dated only by the motifs, the quality doesn't seem to change it's always reliable. I have one bowl still from my Mum.
Happy VTT
Thanks for stopping by the vintage pyrex is great, and those ham a cheese pastries look like something that I am going to have to try.
Those are really pretty! :)
Nice dishes! I have an earlier version - not as cute as these, nor as endearing!
I love those casseroles. I've never seen those patterns before. You chose the right ones, I'd say.
hi, your pyrex dishes are great. I have a few of these passes down from my mother. But mine aren't rectangled they are round. Have a great weekend!
I love your casseroles..they're just wonderful with those bright pretty colors. Happy VTT and hope you have a lovely weekend.
i never tire of vintage pyrex dishes and your casserole dishes are one of a kind...gorgeous graphics ssoo retro..LOVE EM!!
As always..you have some great pyrex pieces. Loved them. Of course, I have not seen these patterns at all.
your pyrex reminds me in the 70s & 80s.. my mom got tonnes of it.. hehehehe but now dont ask where it went.. hehehehe.. I love your pyrex. thanks for sharing and have a great day!
Great casseroles...love the Fiesta!
Those are great - such bright, charming designs. Those are different from any I've seen in the US. Fun post! Sally
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I love Pyrex and how fun to find some vintage stuff.
Have a great weekend!!
I love Pyrex too. It is really a good median to cook with. Cast Iron is my number one choice for cooking and baking, and then it would be Pyrex.
I love your vintage finds, I don't have any vintage, all I find at DI are present and near present patterns or plain. But that is fine too. I have to be careful and just oooohh and aaaahh when I see a piece because I already have way tooooooooo muuuuuuuuuch stuff in my kitchen and house!!
Have a great day and try not to be tooooooo excited about next week. It is next week isn't it?
I hope the weather is great for you and your plans!!
Thanks for sharing with me.
Shari
You know, I have one of those too, my mom in law gave it to me. It's little, round and oh so cute.
xxx Hope you have a great weekend
I love your collection! I adore vintage things, especially cookware.
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