Some vintage Pyrex pieces sell for a song, while others can reach amounts that would put their original low prices to shame. Some vintage Pyrex shapes and patterns are rare, while others are ...

Vintage Pyrex is a good find at the thrift store regardless of its pattern, but if you happen upon these items, you could have a valuable piece on your hands.

Others, like this Zodiac pattern, are more rare, coveted by Pyrexheads who scour eBay and Etsy for vintage Pyrex bowls and ovenware and food storage containers.

Anyone else envious of Grandma's or Mom's collection of vintage Pyrex? We've rounded up some of our favorite patterns that have us feeling some serious nostalgia.

There's a whole community of Pyrex collectors out there scouring antique stores and estate sales for vintage editions of Pyrex cookware. Prices for some of the more coveted items—like those with ...

Pyrex dishes are fetching big bucks as dealers make rare finds they call the "holy grail" and snap up nostalgic kitchen pieces as seen in their favorite Netflix shows.

From Country Living Get excited, Pyrex collectors. The company just announced it's reissuing a limited-edition line of a cult favorite: the Lucky in Love pattern from 1959! So rare is the original ...

Your favorite vintage Pyrex dish may be worth more than you think these days, as these traditional pieces of glassware and storage containers sell for upward of $2,000 online.

Vintage kitchenware — from Pyrex to CorningWare and beyond — is having a moment, said Tony Bazzo, owner of the Lincoln Highway Hub, an antique mall in North Versailles.

Your vintage Pyrex glassware that’s gathering dust could actually be worth thousands of dollars! As if the beauty of Pyrex wasn’t breathtaking enough.