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

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! "The most distinct feature of the pattern ...

Pyrex produced this floral pattern for almost a decade, which means you likely have seen this one often at rummage sales, ...

After that, the company began to roll out new patterns regularly. From 1956 to 1983, Pyrex produced 170 distinct patterns with fanciful names like Golden Honeysuckle, Lucky in Love, and Pineapple ...

She saw her role as "looking with new eyes on the ever-changing patterns of living." In the '30s, Pyrex became affordable for the masses, when the production process became fully automated.

It's a sure bet that every day of the year, in some American kitchen, some form of Pyrex is used to put food on the table. At age 100, that's a relevance that most products don't retain.

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 cookware covered in ...