The PYREX Museum

in

The Attic

Welcome to the Pyrex Museum in the Attic.  We feature vintage Pyrex glass by Corning, including loaf pans, bean pots, utility pans, and a nice variety of etched and mounted casseroles.  The pieces you will see here are almost all pre-WWII, and most are from the pre-1930s period.  Pyrex was first marketed in 1915, and here we have quite a few pieces whose first production was in 1917.  Exact dating is not simple, as the old records are not that accurate.   We have tried to detail the history of each piece as best as possible.  If you can add anything to our descriptions, we would deeply appreciate it.

Thanks, George and Linda, curators

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Check out our new treat! Click the picture for more.

Rooms in the Museum
This is the 'new' Museum in the Attic.  We have remodeled because the museum was simply getting too large for one page.  We have divided the pieces up into different rooms according to their uses.  Some pieces may appear in two different rooms - the miracle of Cyberspace strikes again. 

And ... we now have 'thumbnailed' every picture - you can enlarge them to better enjoy the pieces!

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Tableware . Beverage Servers
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Coffee Pots . Fry Glass Co. Glassware
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Electric Pieces . WWII Glassware
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Labels and Pamphlets . Elegant Serving Pieces
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Red Decorated (RD) pieces . Early Opalescent White
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Utility Pieces . .
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We have found some really nice 'stuff' recently.  You will enjoy looking at them. Newly Acquired Pieces .
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There are only a handful of pieces that were made in 1915.  One of our goals is to gather all of them! The Earliest Pyrex Pieces .
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We appreciate all of your comments  - help us make this site the 'best that it can be.' Your Comment .
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