Pyrex Chart Through The Years 1950s to 1980s
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2019
- Here for you we've created a visual chart of vintage pyrex through the 50s to the 80s!
The 'Lucky In Love' pattern shown in this video is from the Corning Museum of Glass. It is unique in that there are no pink hearts on the design, only the green grass and clovers.
The videos are also made individually if you'd prefer to find a certain piece or timeframe of pyrex. The links are listed below.
Pyrex Patterns Through The Years of 1955 to 1960 (Part 1) Made in the U.S.A • Pyrex Patterns Through...
Pyrex Patterns Through The Years of 1960 - 1968 (Part 2) • Pyrex Patterns Through...
Pyrex Patterns Through The Years 1968 - 1986 (Part 3) • Pyrex Patterns Through...
For Vintage France and Argentina Pyrex • Vintage France and Arg...
For Vintage Agee Australian Pyrex • Video
For Vintage English JAJ Pyrex • Video
For Vintage New Zealand Pyrex • Video
For Vintage 1970s Jenaer Schott German Pyrex • 1970s Jenaer Schott Ge...
For Canadian Pyrex • Canadian Pyrex 
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This was so well done. I didn’t realize there were so many patterns.
Thanks so much, Donna! ❤
These American pyrex patterns were so creative and pretty through the early 1970s. The stuff made today doesn't compare in quality or original design! I have Mom's pink and white gooseberry set of 4 cinderella bowls, and 2 bowls are white, and 2 are pink with the gooseberry pattern.
You are so right! So very, very right! Great to hear that you have some pyrex that belonged to your mom! I have some that belonged to my great grandmother.
Companies would never make all these lovely patterns now. It would cost too much to make. Most of these I've never seen in real life. Thanks for this one. I love it.
You are so right! They just don't have that special love that they used to! Thank you btw Amy so much for doing what you did! Thank you for sharing the channel and helping us out with Subscribers! You rock!!
You are the ones doing all the work. :) Glad I could help a little. :)
Still got mine from1966 ,UK.
Just bought 4 3-cup Pyrex storage containers. They are slightly tinted green and are very nice. The lids slip on nicely.
Thank Amy Petracek for sharing this channel! She has brought you two broke guys some subscribers!!!!
Yes she sure has! How far out! And thank you to all of you for subbing! Hope you love the channel and we continue to bring good videos to you!
Great info! Also, if you're wondering why you've had an influx of subscribers today it's because someone shared your link in the Old Things Thrifters and Pickers group on Facebook 🙂
That was me. :) This channel is awesome and I just couldn't believe they only had 188 subscribers. They put out quality videos that are so informative. They deserve so many more subscribers. :)
I'm here because of that link 😃😃
@@danawilliams1202 Me too! Thanks for letting us know about this!
I was wondering! How wonderful!! Thank you all of you so much! Hope you enjoy the channel! Wow!
@@amypetracek2593 - Thank you so much!!! How sweet of you! When I signed into the channel I saw all the subscribers and had to look twice! I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me! Wow! Thank you very much, Amy!!
I really enjoy your channel. Thank you for sharing the beautiful Pyrex.
Thank you, Pallas!
Hey there. You ought to get a lot of views on this one. I counted that I had 32 of the patterns listed. thanks for the time to put this video together.
32 of them is pretty good! And you're very welcome! Thanks for watching!!
Thank you. I have a couple of items in Spring Blossom. I have read there were two patterns, based on the written descriptions I was pretty sure I had the first one, but I had never "seen" the second one. Now I know for sure I have the first one. I have the white on green. I am always looking for a green on white to go with it.
Yes, there's Spring Blossom and Crazy Daisy!
Thanks to Amy Petracek!! #625 YOU'RE AWESOME
Literally turned 30 in November WHO AM I ?!?!??!- I'M WATCHING FUCCCCCIN VIDEOS OF PYREX PATTERNS AND BUYING EVERYTHING PYREX, CORNINGWARE, CORELLE AND OTHERS AT THE THRIFTSSSS ugh I love this I don't even know why! Thanks Mom!!!! LOL
Hahaha! There's just something about Pyrex! 😆Theya re fun to collect! And made well!
👏👏👏 I'm so enjoying your videos. Learning lots from you Guyz! Much love from Arkansas
Thank you so much Mrs Rooster! Thanks for watching!
Pyrex has changed the formula of its glass, and sometimes the newer ones shatter when heated.
I know! Just not as great quality!
Love the vids... do a vid on Australian Pyrex, like you did with the German one, that was fascinating ..
I have the yellow, green, red and blue bowls
Amy said to check you guys out.... Two thumbs up
Thank you!
I got the primary nesting bowls for 18 at goodwill. My brother laughed at me cause I was so happy
Wow that is an awesome deal! The primary bowls can get to a hundred dollars and over! Great score! I still don't have those yet.
There was also citrus daisy.
They made to many eachvyear vs. new releases every few years. Imo.
Great video. Very informative.
Wow! I don't think I've ever heard of Citrus Daisy! Thanks!
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Thanks so much!
I didn’t realize these were so popular. 🤷🏻♀️ My parents have the one in the thumbnail and several others on here.
They are insanely popular now.
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Ok so... Apparently I never knew a good 98% of these existed. 😳
That's okay! That's why we're here!
I have the pink daisy with stand.
Love that one! Finally found a pink daisy at a flea market for 12.00! Had a lid but no cradle! That's okay though!
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This video but list which product numbers were made in each!
Oh no only remember one that mom had
The music......
Thank you!
I thought that the spring blossom was called "Crazy daisy"
There's Spring Blossom that was made in 1972, and then there's Crazy Daisy that was made in the 80s. One print is larger than the other. Hope that makes sense.
@@twobrokeguyz1214 Yes it does! I dont know how I missed that in your video. I must have gooten distracted. Great vid btw
@@nagaempress - No problem! :) Thank you very much!
Incorrect, it’s Spring Blossom 1 (1972-78) and Spring Blossom 2 (1979-1981). Crazy daisy is just a nickname created by collectors. Corning never released neither patterns with that name in their catalogs or on their boxes.
@@RH-xh9wb - Haha! You are technically correct! Very true! Well at least the dates are right! haha!
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It’s official. The 1960’s ones are straight up ugly. I’ll search for the 1950’s. I’ll keep searching.
hahahhaa! I think the 80s ones are the uglier ones! But different strokes for different folks, am I right?
Many thanks! It was so nice seeing my collection shown, piece by piece, and the date(s) of issue. Seeing this, I find I have quite a nice, large collection! 🩷
You're so welcome! I'm very glad you enjoyed the video, Virginia!